Yes. Proof-to-Pay sends your customer a service record with a pay button that opens your own Venmo, Zelle, PayPal, or Cash App account. The payment goes directly from your customer to you — Proof-to-Pay never processes, holds, or takes a percentage of it, so there are no card processing fees.
Most invoicing and field service platforms make a substantial share of their revenue from payment processing — typically around 3% of every card transaction, on top of the monthly subscription. That's the business model, which is why those platforms route payments through their own processor rather than your Venmo.
On $8,000 of monthly work, roughly 3% is about $240 a month leaving your business on top of the software bill.
You add your Venmo (or Zelle, PayPal, Cash App) handle once in settings. We verify it resolves to a real account and show you the account holder's name to confirm it's yours before it ever reaches a customer.
When you send a record, the pay button is pre-filled: it opens Venmo with the exact amount and a note naming the job and your business. Your customer confirms. The money lands in your account — the same account you already use.
Because we never touch the money, there is nothing to hold, delay, or skim. There's also no payout schedule: it arrives when your customer sends it.
Venmo and Zelle are peer-to-peer rails. They're ideal for the $50–$800 residential jobs most small service businesses run on, and they settle instantly.
They're a poor fit for large commercial jobs and for property managers, who typically need to pay by card or check against an invoice. If that's most of your work, a platform with card processing is the better tool.
Zelle in particular has no shareable payment link — that's a Zelle limitation, not ours. For Zelle we show your phone or email with a one-tap copy button so the customer can paste it into their banking app.
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This is a live record — the same thing a customer receives. Photos, total, working pay button.
Open the sample record →Do you take a percentage of my payments?
No. 0%. The pay button opens your own Venmo, Zelle, PayPal, or Cash App. The money goes from your customer straight to you — we can't hold it, delay it, or take a cut.
Does the amount fill in automatically?
Yes. The Venmo link is pre-filled with the exact amount and a note naming the job and your business. Your customer taps and confirms — no typing the number in by hand.
Can my customer pay by card?
Not today. Proof-to-Pay currently supports direct payment rails only — Venmo, Zelle, PayPal, Cash App. An optional card portal is on the roadmap; the direct rails will stay free.
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