Customer financing for service businesses
A customer can like your quote and still need time to pay. If they ask about financing, give them your Special Fi link so they can apply.
When to bring up financing
A contractor might put the link in a repair estimate. A coach might send it after a call about a training program. You share the link, and your customer decides whether to apply. We also work with healthcare providers and tax resolution firms.
What to ask before you sign up
Ask what fees you’ll pay and when the money will reach your business. We can also explain what your customers need to apply. If they get an offer, it shows how much they can finance and when payments are due.
Read the service termsCommon questions about customer financing
Answers about applications, fees, and getting paid.
Send them your link. They apply on their own and can read the terms of any offer before accepting it.
It depends on the program and what the customer puts on their application. Ask us what information they’ll need before you start sharing the link.
The amount depends on the program and the customer’s application. If they receive an offer, it will show how much they can finance, what it costs, and when payments are due.
Look in the customer’s financing agreement. It explains what they need to pay, when it’s due, and what happens if they miss the deadline.
Look in your merchant agreement for what needs to happen before payment is sent, when it’s sent, and how it reaches your business. We can go over those details with you before you sign.
Ask us what fees apply to your business and how they affect what you get paid. We can show you where those details are in the program tier sheet and merchant agreement.
We work with service businesses including coaches, consultants, healthcare providers, educators, professional trainers, tax resolution firms, and home service companies.
Ask us about your business.