Home Service Payments

Yes. ProTech supports tap to pay on a phone, so an HVAC, plumbing, or electrical tech collects in the field without carrying a separate terminal. The client taps a card or digital wallet on the tech's phone, the sale runs on your account, and dual pricing applies the same as it would at the office. It posts to one batch so the office sees every field payment in real time. This beats chasing checks or invoicing after the truck leaves the driveway.

Yes. Whether a tech runs the card in a driveway, you text a link from dispatch, or you key it at the office, it is the same account and the same dual pricing, so there is no penalty for field collection. A lot of processors charge more for keyed or mobile transactions, which punishes service businesses that collect on site. Here the card price recovers most of the fee no matter where the payment happens, and it all reports together.

On a 9,000 dollar HVAC system replacement, standard card fees can run 250 to 300 dollars, and dual pricing recovers most of that by showing a card price and a lower cash price the client sees before paying. On jobs this size that recovery is the difference between margin and break-even on the card. It stays compliant because both prices are disclosed. For large installs many homeowners still want to put it on a card for points, and now that does not cost you the spread.

Yes. You can take a deposit to lock in a job or cover material costs, then apply it to the final invoice when the work is done. Text the homeowner a pay link for, say, 30 percent down on a panel upgrade, order materials, and bill the balance at completion. Both payments report under the same job. This protects you on custom or special-order materials and filters out tire-kickers before you dispatch a crew.

Yes. Text-to-pay sends a secure link the homeowner opens on their phone to pay the invoice, which is how most field service collection happens now. Finish the job, text the invoice, and they pay before the truck leaves or later that evening. The card runs on your account with dual pricing applied and posts straight to your batch. No app to install on their side. This cuts down on net-30 invoices that drag your receivables and the follow-up calls to collect them.

There is no long-term contract and no early termination fee, so you are not locked in as the business grows. Most home service companies are live in 1 to 3 business days with tap to pay, text-to-pay, and office terminals ready. Hardware and any virtual terminal are quoted up front with no hidden leases. When a tech has trouble in the field, US-based support answers at (888) 255-0425. Our 5.0 Google rating comes from contractors who actually switched.