Take card payments with Stripe

In the app: Settings → Get paid online

Customers pay your invoices by card from the link you send them. The money goes into your own Stripe account, never through Quotebird’s.

Set it up

1. Add your country and currency in your business profile if you haven’t.
2. Open Get paid online and tap Set up payments.
3. Stripe’s own form opens. Have these ready:
   • a sign-in with two-step verification: a real phone number or an authenticator app;
   • your business type;
   • your date of birth and home address;
   • an ID document, if Stripe asks for one;
   • the bank account your money is paid into.
4. When you’re done, the app shows Payments on.

The form is Stripe’s: Quotebird doesn’t see what you enter. Stripe Climate and Stripe Tax are optional; you can skip them. Setting up needs a connection.

The account’s status

Status	What to do
Not set up	Tap Set up payments.
Not finished	Tap Finish setting up to carry on where you left off.
Payments on	You’re ready. Open Stripe dashboard takes you to your Stripe account.
Stripe needs more information	Tap Give Stripe the information before the date shown, or card payments pause.
Disconnected	Set up payments again. Past payments stay on their invoices.

Until payments are on, drafts show a line Turn on online payments above Send. Tap the X to hide it on that phone.

What it costs

Stripe takes its own card fee from your Stripe account, and Quotebird takes a small share of each card payment. See Quotebird’s share and Stripe’s fee.

Jobs where you approached the customer

Stripe doesn’t allow door-to-door sales: a job where you approached the customer uninvited, like knocking on doors, must not be paid through Stripe. A visit the customer asked for is fine, even if they sign at their home. Keep a record of how the customer contacted you, like a message or a booking.