SmartlyQ
Send branded invoices and quotes, drop a payment link in any message, and bill retainers on autopilot - on your own Stripe or PayPal. Every payer lands in your CRM automatically.
One place to get paid
The getting-paid tax
Most businesses stitch payments together from a spreadsheet, a separate invoicing app and a checkout tool - and the money never talks to the rest of the business.
You bill clients in one tool, chase them by hand, and copy the details back into your CRM later - if you remember.
A quick deposit or one-off sale means spinning up a whole checkout, or asking for a bank transfer and hoping it lands.
Retainers and memberships mean re-sending the same invoice every month and reconciling who actually paid.
Buyers and payers sit in a payment dashboard, disconnected from the contacts, deals and follow-ups they belong to.
One payments suite
Invoices, quotes, links and recurring billing - all sharing the same customers, checkout and reporting as the rest of your business.
A formal invoice, a quick link, a quote to approve or a monthly retainer - mix them however each client works.
Set a schedule once and SmartlyQ re-issues and sends each invoice on time - so retainers collect themselves.
Add discount codes and one-click add-ons at checkout to lift every order - no extra tool required.
Sell one-time products or subscriptions with a catalog, orders and a full transactions ledger in one place.
Everyone you invoice or quote becomes a contact in your SmartlyQ CRM automatically, with their payment activity right on the contact.
How it works
Link your own accounts once. Money goes straight to you - SmartlyQ never sits between you and your payout.
Build a branded invoice, drop a payment link in a message, or send a quote a client can accept online - in a couple of clicks.
Clients pay on a hosted page, status updates itself, and recurring invoices re-issue on schedule. Every payer lands in your CRM.
The smarter way
FAQ
What businesses ask before they start invoicing.
How do I actually get paid?
What's included in Payments?
Can I bill clients on a recurring schedule?
Can I send quotes before invoicing?
Do payers land in my CRM?
Does it work for agencies and sub-accounts?
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