Pay links

One link. Any amount. Anywhere.

Name it, set the amount or let the customer type it, then text it, email it, post it or print the QR code. It opens your pay page with your name on it.

Four ways to use one link

Each link has its own list of payments with names, amounts and status.

Fixed amount

A deposit, a seat, a fee. The customer sees the amount and pays it.

Open amount

Leave it blank and the customer types what they are paying. The balance stays open on their record.

Reusable

One link for a course, a membership or a product, used as many times as you like. Turn it off any time.

QR code

Every link has one. Show it on your phone or print it; the customer scans and pays on theirs.

What the customer sees

Your pay page, in your brand, with your business name at the top. Card or bank account on one page. No account, no app, no password.

  • Your name on the page, the receipt and their statement
  • Bank keeps a $1,600 rent at $9.00; card for everything else
  • A receipt to both of you the moment it clears
  • They can save a method, with consent, for next time
Invoice 1042
Panel upgrade, 200A$5,200.00
Permit and inspection$1,300.00
Due Oct 30$6,500.00
flow.darkwater.work/p/k9d2qf
TextEmailQRPay button

What it costs

Links are free to make and free to send. A $1,600 rent by bank costs $9.00 and no bank payment costs more than $15.00; card payments are 3.4% + $0.30, less on large ones. No monthly fee.

$0

to make a link, send it, or print the QR code

$9.00

on a $1,600 payment by bank, taken from your payout

3.4% + $0.30

per card payment. Flow's share is capped at $10, so the rate falls over $2,000

Pay pageThe page a pay link opens. It carries your name and brand and takes a card or a bank account. Flow hosts it; your website does not have to change.

Questions about links

Can I put a link on my website?

Yes. Press Add to website on any link and paste one line, install the WordPress plugin, or use the link on any button in Wix, Squarespace or Shopify. See Add to website.

Can one link be paid more than once?

Yes, if you mark it reusable. Each payment is listed under the link with the payer's name.

Can I turn a link off?

Any time. Anyone opening it sees that it is closed. Payments already made are not affected.

Can a link schedule a payment?

Yes. The customer can pick a date on a calendar or choose Monthly on the pay page. See Invoices and autopay.

From invoice to paid.

Create your account, connect your bank, send your first payment link. One price per payment, one deposit, your name on everything. No monthly fee.