One friendly pay link for your services, products, deposits and monthly plans. Customers pay by card in a few taps, and the money lands in your own Stripe account. No more “did you get my Venmo?”
For example: salons · contractors · food trucks · coaches · tutors · photographers · repair shops · consultants · makers · and yours
No code, no merchant account paperwork. Stripe handles identity checks and payouts on its own secure pages.
Your name, email, business name and plan. That’s it.
Stripe asks for your ID details and the bank account for payouts. Gigtill never sees your SSN or bank number.
Add what you sell, then drop the link in your bio, texts, emails or website. Customers pay; you get paid.
Everything marked Live works today. Coming soon is on the roadmap, not in the box yet.
A clean page at your own link with up to 8 items: services, products, bundles, visits or classes.
One-time bundles and monthly plans that renew automatically on your customer’s card.
Type a number or email, pick an amount, send. Works today from your own phone; automatic sending from Gigtill switches on soon.
Memberships and maintenance plans that charge every week, month or few months, with an optional setup fee and start date.
Let customers add a 10/15/20% tip (no Gigtill fee on tips), or book with a deposit now and pay the balance later.
Your branding on your pay page and Stripe Checkout, with an automatic readability check.
Clients pay on Stripe’s hosted checkout with cards and the wallets Stripe supports. Card details never touch Gigtill.
Copy a “Book & pay” button into Wix, Squarespace, WordPress or Linktree. Or link an existing Stripe account.
Today’s payments, what’s pending, Stripe and Gigtill fees, subscribers, sent links, and whether Free or Pro is cheaper for you.
Money settles to your Stripe balance and pays out to your bank on Stripe’s schedule.
Pick a time when you pay, with text and email reminders.
Tap to Pay on your phone and Stripe card readers. See the details below.
Automatic reminders and an optional, capped late fee after a grace period.
Profiles, balances, notes and free CSV export. Your customers stay yours.
Gross, refunds, fees and net for the year, lined up with your 1099-K. Planned before tax season.
A heads-up when a regular hasn’t booked in a while.
Gigtill is adding in-person payments with Stripe Terminal. Same Stripe account, same payouts, same simple Gigtill fee. Not live yet; here’s exactly what it will cost.
Tap to Pay is the reader rate plus 10¢. International cards add 1.5%. Charged by Stripe; paid to Stripe.
Gigtill’s fee is the same in person: Free 2% capped at $5 per payment, Pro none.
Stripe’s US list prices, tax and shipping extra. Countertop readers: the Gigtill integration isn’t built yet. Don’t buy hardware for Gigtill until we say it’s live.
Your 1099-K shows gross payments, before refunds and fees, so it rarely matches what hit your bank. Gigtill will line it up for you.
Not tax advice. Summaries organize your payment data for your records. They don’t file anything or replace a tax professional.
Jordan R. Studio · Sample business
✓ Gross matches the Stripe 1099-K total (sample)
Gigtill runs on Stripe Connect. Each payment is made on your own Stripe account, so you keep the customer relationship, the payout schedule and the records, even if you leave Gigtill.
Free: $0/month. Gigtill keeps 2% of each payment, never more than $5.
Pro: $29/month (or $24/month billed yearly), 0% Gigtill fee. Cheaper once you sell about $1,450 a month.
Stripe’s standard processing (2.9% + 30¢ per US card payment) is charged by Stripe on both plans.
Start on Free. We’ll tell you when Pro would save you money.
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