Feature · Appointment & Payment Subscriptions
Let customers book you weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly — or set recurring payments on contract. The calendar fills itself and the money collects itself.
Simplify workload
Special pricing by subscription tier — the more often they book, the bigger the discount. Or not. Totally up to you.
Charge extra for premium add-ons and special features — flexible pricing that matches the value you deliver.
Members book more, cancel less, and refer their neighbors — recurring revenue you can plan around.
Optimize productivity
Sign a fixed monthly contract and deliver the seasonally-agreed service — the billing stays constant while the work flexes.
Under a recurring payment agreement, schedule service visits that don’t bill separately — contract work without invoice noise.
Cards on file, receipts sent, renewals handled — the money side runs while you run the crews.
Recurring work is the best work — steady routes for the crew, steady revenue for you.
Good to know
The card on file is charged automatically on the chosen cycle. Every attempt is recorded against the subscription, and successful charges land in your revenue reports. Customer receipt emails are a setting on the Recurring Payments page: off, final failures only, or success plus final failure. Off is the default. Included on Growth.
Card and bank payments, for one-off visits and for recurring agreements. Cards are 3.1% + 30¢ on Essential and 2.9% + 30¢ on Premium and Growth. Bank payments are 0.8% capped at $5, on Essential, Premium and Growth. Stripe holds the card; we keep only the last four digits.
Each cycle bills itself and reconciles into your reports; contract visits can be no-cost so nothing double-bills. Included on Growth.
You or a worker pause, resume or end a subscription from its record, and every change is stamped with a written reason, so the history says why a route went quiet. Customers do not change it themselves — a holiday pause comes through you. A paused subscription resumes; an ended one is final. Included on Growth.
Yes — and the discount is set per frequency, as a percentage off your one-off price. Weekly, every two weeks, every four weeks, monthly, quarterly, every six months and yearly each carry their own number, so the customer sees exactly what committing saves them at the moment they book. Included on Growth.
Yes — they land on the same schedule as everything else, with crews assigned like any other job. Included on Growth.
Yes — a customer can pick a weekly, biweekly or monthly rhythm as they book, and take the discount that comes with committing. Included on Growth.
It retries automatically — how many times and how far apart are both settings — and falls back to the customer's backup method if they saved one. When it finally gives up, the subscription is flagged and you get an alert, so a silent failure is not possible.
First 3 months free. No card required. The calendar fills itself.
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