PayBill: The Future of Mobile Payments for Small Businesses.

PayBill itself does not charge any transaction fees. You, the merchant, have the flexibility to pass on the transaction fees from the other payment platforms (PayPal, Venmo, Stripe, etc.) to the customer or absorb them yourself. By default, our system is set up to pass these fees on to the customer.

PayBill is available for a flat rate of $49.99 per month with no additional transaction fees. You can cancel at any time.

Take advantage of our introductory pricing—just $19.99 a month for early adopters, and lock in that rate for as long as you maintain your subscription.

PayBill uses a credit card-sized NFC chip and QR Code-enabled card that makes receiving payments a breeze. A quick scan or tap from a customer’s smartphone brings up a ready-to-go payment screen with the transaction amount already set. As a business owner, you have flexibility—you can integrate PayBill into your existing setup effortlessly. Pick your preferred payment platform or give customers multiple options like PayPal, Venmo, Stripe, Square, Google Pay, or Apple Pay.

PayBill streamlines the payment process for both the customer and the business owner.

PayBill eliminates the need for bulky card readers or expensive POS systems. It allows you to receive payments anywhere without needing any additional hardware. Plus, the transaction fees are automatically calculated and charged to the customer, potentially saving you thousands of dollars in transaction fees annually.

Absolutely. PayBill uses the highest available security protocols to ensure each transaction is secure. Payments are processed through trusted platforms such as PayPal, Venmo, Stripe, Square, Google Pay, and Apple Pay, offering an additional layer of security.

Tap-to-pay technology can offer enhanced security compared to traditional chip-and-pin methods. When you use chip or enter a PIN, that data could potentially be copied or compromised. Tap-to-pay methods, on the other hand, often use encrypted tokens during the transaction, making it a more secure way to pay.