Tip pages and service payment pages
A tip page lets customers leave whatever they like. A service page charges a set price for something you sell — a class, a haircut, a job. You can have both.
How it works
Pick the page type
Tip page for tips. Service page for anything with a price.
Name it and add a short message
The title and message are what customers see when they open the page.
Share it
Every page gets its own link and QR code. Share different pages in different places.
Good to know
- Up to ten pages per account, plus one-time payment links.
- Service pages can collect the customer’s name, email and phone — handy for bookings and receipts.
- Turn a page off any time without deleting it.
- Each page has its own QR code and link.
Common questions
What is the difference between a tip page and a service page?
On a tip page the customer picks or types an amount. On a service page they pay a price you set, like $25 for a class.
Do I need a separate page for each place I work?
No. One tip page works everywhere. Extra pages are for things with a fixed price, or to keep different kinds of work separate.
Is there a limit?
Ten regular pages, plus up to ten one-time payment links open at a time.
Also included
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