Pay in Full
Secure ACH and credit card processing.
Everyone likes having options. Give customers the choice to pay you with ACH/eCheck or credit card and reap the benefits of a more convenient payment process.
Just think: You may never have to hear “the check’s in the mail” again.
Customer-centered convenience that works with your process.
Amazing things happen when your payment process puts customers first. By accepting credit card and ACH payments from one portal, you’ll get paid faster and improve your cash flow over time. (You’ll also spend less time on manual data entry.)
Key Benefits:
Simple setup.
No integrations required: You’ll get your payment portal in just a few days.
Security first.
Protect yourself and your customers with reliable ACH/credit card options.
Get paid anytime.
Customers can pay 24/7 through one online payment link.
Touchless transactions.
Just add your payment portal to QR codes, emails, or invoices.
No fees necessary.
Say goodbye to costly merchant fees with easy surcharging.
How does Pay in Full work?
QuickFee Pay in Full can be customized to meet the needs of your business and industry. Whether you’re looking to accept ACH, credit cards, or both, our experts can help you find the right solution.
After signing up, you’ll get a custom payment portal to share with your customers.
Our payment solution experts will walk you through best practices and get you started.
Accept payments via your website, invoices, emails, or QR codes -- the sky’s the limit!
A robust payment platform for every need.
Thousands of small businesses and professional service providers use QuickFee Pay in Full to offer convenience, cut costs, and simplify their workflow.
Here’s what our customers say:
Here’s what our customers say:
Read our case study to see how Pay in Full could work for you.
We’re here to help you succeed with Pay in Full:
+ Dedicated QuickFee specialist to help you select and market your payment options
+ Complete starter kit with marketing materials and resources
+ No additional time, work, or setup needed to start offering payments
