QuickFee Installments

Discover an easy alternative to financing

With QuickFee Installments your clients can make interest-free monthly payments without any application, sign-up, or credit check. You get paid in full as soon as the next business day.

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Split your fees into interest-free monthly payments for your clients

QuickFee Installments is the only flexible financing alternative designed for professionals. Skip the credit applications and let your clients pay on the credit they already have. No risk and no recourse to you.

More Wins

Never turn down a prospective client again when you offer to “pay in four.”

Lower A/R

No more chasing slow payers. Get paid on time, every single time.

Quick and Easy

QuickFee Installments is electronic, fast, and easy for clients to use.

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A Unique Payment Option Your Clients Will Love

Make it easy for your clients by offering additional ways to pay. We surveyed over 4000 clients of leading professional service firms on why they had used a QuickFee payment plan. The results speak for themselves.

Why did you decide to pay with a payment plan?

Help With Cash Flow

How important is it that payment plans are offered?

Very Important

How would you rate QuickFee on ease of use?

Very Easy

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to all your questions about QuickFee Installments.

How does my client set up QuickFee Installments?

Your client will access the QuickFee Installments portal via the payment button provided by your account manager. From there, they will follow extremely simple prompts that should take no more than 2 minutes (We’ve timed it!)

Do you charge late fees?

No, there are no late fees, because the full amount of the invoice is pre-authorized. This is thanks to sophisticated pre-authorization technology from our partners at Splitit.

Do you run a credit check?

QuickFee uses the unused limit of your client’s existing credit card, eliminating the need for credit checks. That means the Installments payment plan will not appear on your client’s credit file, either.

Does my firm have a limit?

There is no limit to how many of your current and future clients can use QuickFee Installments.

Who can use Installments?

This product can be offered to clients at any business where there’s an invoice.

What happens if my client's card is lost or stolen?

If a card is lost or stolen, the client’s account should be updated with an alternative credit card. However, even in this scenario, the total invoice amount has already been pre-authorized – so those specific funds are guaranteed by the financial institution.

Can we set up weekly or bi-weekly installments?

Our system is set up for 4 monthly payments, as this allows your clients the maximum cash flow benefit.

What if I need to add an invoice to an existing payment plan?

It’s incredibly easy to add a new invoice: Your client will simply start a new payment plan. A client can have several payment plans running simultaneously, as long as the credit card has the required limit available.

What if my client does not have a credit card?

If your client would like to use a payment plan but does not meet the eligibility criteria, talk to your account manager to see if QuickFee Financing would be a better payment plan solution. It’s a fee financing plan that allows clients to pay over 3-12 months.

Can we change the repayment date?

Clients may pay off their invoice earlier, but not later. As a fixed-price product with no late penalties, there is no option for deferral with QuickFee Installments. However, no deferral is needed, as preauthorization guarantees that you will receive the funds.

Can my client pay out early?

Yes! Your client receives credentials for a self-service portal when they sign up for Installments, allowing them to log in and pay off the balance early if desired.

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Signing up for QuickFee Installments is completely risk-free. It only takes a few minutes to sign up and there are no sign-up or monthly fees. No commitments. No complicated technical setup. No long-term contracts.