Sell online without a website.
Make a link for a product, a class, a deposit or a tip. Share it in a message, a post or a QR code. Customers pay in a few taps and you see it straight away.
On every plan, including Free. Card fees are Stripe's standard rates.
From idea to paid in three steps.
1. Create a link
Add a name, a price (or let them choose) and a picture. Pick one-off or reusable. It takes under a minute.
2. Share it anywhere
Copy it, send it on WhatsApp or by email, pop it in your bio, or print the QR code for your stall.
3. Get paid
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer. You get a notification, and it's counted for tax.
One link for one customer, or one for everyone.
Use a one-off link to take a deposit or settle a quick job. Use a reusable link for something you sell again and again, with an optional limit for tickets or stock and an end date for offers.
- Fixed price, or customers choose the amount
- Ask a question at checkout: a date, a size, an address
- Switch a link off any time
- Built-in QR code for printing
Let customers pay the way they like.
Cards from Visa, Mastercard and American Express, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay, through your own Stripe account. Prefer to skip card fees? Your bank details are on the page too.
- VisaDebit and credit
- MastercardDebit and credit
- American ExpressCards
- Apple PayiPhone and Mac
- Google PayAndroid and Chrome
- Bank transferYour details, their banking app
Your brand on every payment page.
Your logo and colour are added automatically, and you can show a photo of what you're selling. Customers see who they're paying before they reach the card form, which makes paying feel safe and familiar.
- Your logo and brand colour
- A picture of your product or service
- Your own thank-you message after paying
- Works beautifully on phones
Questions about payment links.
Anything else? We reply to every email.
Do I need a website or an online shop?
No. Each link opens its own payment page with your logo, colour and a picture of what you're selling. Share it wherever your customers already are.
What's the difference between one-off and reusable links?
A one-off link is for one person and closes once it's paid, like a deposit for a single booking. A reusable link stays open for anyone, like a class, a product or a tip jar. You can set a limit or an end date.
Who holds the money?
Card payments go straight to your own Stripe account, and bank transfers straight to your bank. Fenquist never holds your money, so it reaches you on Stripe's normal payout schedule.
Can customers choose how much to pay?
Yes. Leave the price open for tips, donations, deposits or top-ups, and set a minimum if you like.
Does it count towards my tax estimate?
Yes. Link payments land in Payments and on your tax screen next to invoice payments, with VAT taken out if you're VAT registered.