Category: Payments & Cash Flow

Here’s what we learned from a new survey of 1,000+ customers who recently hired a freelancer or small business, commissioned by Invoice Simple and Stripe.

You can now adjust your payment fees on every invoice you send through Invoice Simple Payments. Previously, you had two options: absorb the full fee or pass 100% of it to your customer. Now, you can choose any percentage to pass on—giving you the flexibility to make the right decision for every invoice and every customer.

A late invoice means late payment. What, then, are the consequences for your small business cash flow? Here’s how to spend less time chasing money and more time earning it with the right tools.

Chargebacks are such a pain for small businesses. They rob you of money, time, trust, and peace of mind. If only there were ways to prevent chargebacks or handle them effectively when they happen.

Small businesses can make payments more convenient by accepting credit cards. To enable this, companies need a payment processor. Working with one designed for small businesses has many advantages.

Payments can be a strategic advantage for businesses, but only if you accept the right types. Checks can slow you down. In this guide, we’ll explain exactly how to take credit card payments.

You’ve probably noticed credit card processing fees eating into your profits. Understanding how these fees work can show you how to lower your processing costs and save money.

Clear payment clauses are essential for every business to avoid confusing customers, to provide legal recourse for non-payment, and to ensure prompt payment for sales or services.

Credit card processing is the system that allows businesses to accept credit card payments. It’s a step-by-step process that moves money from the buyer’s bank account to your business account.

Effective payment processing for small businesses ensures steady cash flow, reduces mistakes, lowers fraud risk, and enhances the customer experience for business growth.

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