Send a link. Get paid. Track the rest.

Connect Stripe once, and the money is yours

To take payments in Workeey, you connect a Stripe account — the payment company behind millions of businesses. The money from a paid invoice goes to your Stripe balance and pays out to your bank on Stripe's normal schedule. Setup is a one-time thing: tap connect, sign in to Stripe or make an account, and you're done. After that, every invoice you send can carry a pay link with no extra steps.

A small processing fee applies to card and bank payments made through the link. You decide who carries it: cover it yourself, so the client pays exactly the invoice total, or add it to the client's total so what you invoiced is what you keep. It's one setting, and you can change it any time.

A pay link on every invoice

Send an invoice and the client gets a link. They tap it, see what they owe with your business name on it, and pay right there on their phone. No app to download, no account to make on their end, no calling you back to read out a card number.

They can pay by card — Visa, Mastercard, the usual — with Apple Pay or Google Pay if their phone has it, or by US bank transfer (ACH) straight from their checking account. Card is instant; bank transfer costs less, which matters on a big job. If your Stripe account has Link or Cash App Pay switched on, those show up too.

• Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay
• US bank transfer (ACH) — costs less than card on large jobs
• Clients pay on their phone with no login and no app
• You choose who covers the processing fee

Zelle, PayPal and checks still work

Plenty of customers would rather pay the way they always have. Add your Zelle details, your PayPal link or your bank details once, and they print on every invoice PDF and show on the pay page next to the card button. When that money comes in, mark the invoice paid with a tap — or let Workeey spot it in your bank.

Connect your bank and Workeey reads your deposits. When a deposit clearly matches an open invoice — the right amount, the right time, and a sign it's that client — the invoice is marked paid on its own. When it's only a likely match, Workeey asks you first. It only ever reads; it can't move a cent.

See who owes you and who already paid

Workeey keeps a running total of money owed and money paid so you always know where you stand without adding anything up in your head. Open the dashboard and it's right there: what's out, what's overdue, what's come in.

Every client has their own payment history too. Tap a client and you see what they've paid, what's still open, and when each payment came in. When a client pays through the link, they get a receipt by email automatically, and if a bank payment fails afterwards, they get a note about that too.

Let the reminders do the chasing

Payments and reminders work together. Once an invoice is out, Workeey can text the client automatic reminders on a schedule, each with the pay link, until the invoice is paid or you turn them off. When the client pays, the reminders stop on their own, the invoice flips to paid, the owed total drops, and the payment shows in that client's history.