Online Payments
Clients pay by card, bank, PayPal or Payoneer from the invoice link. The money goes straight to your own account, and card, bank and PayPal payments mark the invoice paid for you.
Included in Pro and Team. per.hr takes no cut of payments.
For Your Clients
Every invoice gets its own page. Your client sees the work, the total and the ways to pay, then pays in a few taps, right in their phone's browser.




Get Paid
Retainers, deposits and autopay for the way you actually bill, all included in Pro and Team.
Bill a flat monthly fee that covers a set number of hours. Time past the cap bills at your rate, and the invoice goes out on schedule.
Ask for part of the job up front, when a client accepts an estimate or any time. Once it's paid, it's credited on their next invoice.
Clients you bill every month keep a card on file and are charged on the due date, with a heads-up in each invoice email.
Automatic nudges three days before the due date, on the day, and at 7, 14 and 21 days late.
A monthly late fee printed on the invoice as a term, added only when you choose to apply it.
One link where each client sees every invoice from you and pays whatever's open.
Connect your own Stripe account; clients pay by card from the invoice.
Clients pay from their bank account through Stripe; marked paid when it clears.
A Pay With PayPal button on every invoice, paid to your PayPal account.
A Pay With Payoneer button from your Payoneer payment link, plus Zelle or your own payment instructions.
Card, bank and PayPal payments mark the invoice paid; mark Payoneer, Zelle and others paid in a click.
Know the moment a client opens or pays an invoice.
No. Payments go straight to your own Stripe, PayPal or Payoneer account, and only their usual fees apply.
Clients pay straight into your own Stripe or PayPal account, or by Zelle, Payoneer or your own instructions, so the money goes directly to you. per.hr marks the invoice paid and tells you.
Yes. With Stripe connected, clients can pay from their bank account (ACH). The invoice shows as processing for a few business days and is marked paid once it clears.
No. Each invoice has its own page; the client opens the link and pays. A portal lists every invoice you've sent them.
Connect Stripe or PayPal and your next invoice has a pay button.