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Card payments for mobile detailers

Your customers pay the invoice total by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay right from the link you send. The money goes to your own Stripe or Square account.

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Settings, Payments: Card payments with How it works (customers pay invoices by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay; money goes to your own Stripe or Square account; Stripe’s or Square’s fees apply, TwoBucket adds none; refunds are made in Stripe or Square), and a Connect button for Stripe and for Square.A paid invoice on the customer’s phone: full detailing, a travel fee and a 15% discount, $215.90 in total, paid on October 22.
Screens show Lone Star Mobile Detail, a sample business.

A Pay button on every invoice

When you send an invoice by text or email, the customer opens the link on their phone and sees a Pay button for the exact total. They pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on a checkout page hosted by Stripe or Square. No app to download, no account to create.

Paid into your own Stripe or Square account

Connect your Stripe or Square account once in Settings. The money goes straight there, and Stripe or Square send it to your bank on their own schedule. TwoBucket adds no fee to any payment; Stripe or Square charge their usual processing fees. Refunds are made in Stripe or Square.

  • Works in the countries Stripe or Square serve
  • Paid in your account’s currency
Card fees compared: Stripe, Square and more

You know when it’s paid

You get an email when a customer pays, with their name, the invoice number and the amount. The invoice locks so the total can’t change, and the customer sees it marked Paid. A refund made in Stripe or Square shows on the invoice too, and Earnings counts every payment.

Earnings in the TwoBucket app for October 2026: $13,054.75, what's still to collect, a chart by day, 43 jobs and an average job of $302.44.

Zelle, Venmo, bank transfer and more

Save up to 12 other ways to pay, such as Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, a bank transfer, Pix, UPI or Interac. Your country’s own options are suggested first. Each invoice lists the ones you tick, with a Copy button for every detail and a link to the payment app where there is one.

  • QR codes for SEPA transfers in euros, UPI in rupees and Pix in reais
  • The amount is filled in, with a reference such as “Invoice 12”
  • An email to you whenever your payment methods change

Cash, a card reader or a tip on the day

When a customer pays you in person, mark the invoice paid and choose how: cash, card reader, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, bank transfer or check. Add the tip if there is one. Only you see the method; the customer’s invoice shows Paid, and Earnings counts it with your tips.

A finished job in the TwoBucket app: invoice #2247 for $724.00, paid with cash, with the approved quote and estimate under History.

Set up card payments

  1. 1

    Open Payments

    Go to Settings → Payments on the web, or More → Payments in the app.

  2. 2

    Connect Stripe or Square

    Choose Connect next to Stripe or Square. Stripe asks for your business and bank details; Square asks you to sign in and allow TwoBucket to take invoice payments.

  3. 3

    Save other ways to pay

    Add Zelle, Venmo, a bank transfer or anything else you take. This step is optional.

  4. 4

    Send an invoice

    The invoice shows a Pay button for the total, with the other ways to pay you ticked.

  5. 5

    Get paid

    The customer pays from the invoice link, and you get an email with the amount.

Included in the plan

Card payments
Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay through your own Stripe or Square
Fees
Stripe’s or Square’s usual fees; TwoBucket adds none
Other ways to pay
Up to 12, with Copy buttons, app links and QR codes
Mark as paid
Cash, card reader, Zelle, Venmo and more, with any tip

Questions

Does TwoBucket take a fee from my card payments?

No. The money goes to your own Stripe or Square account. Stripe or Square charge their usual processing fees, and TwoBucket adds nothing on top.

Can customers pay with Apple Pay or Google Pay?

Yes. The checkout page is hosted by Stripe or Square and takes cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Your customer picks whichever their phone or browser offers.

Do I need a card reader?

No. Customers pay from the invoice link on their phone. If you do use a card reader on the job, mark the invoice paid and choose card reader.

When do I get the money?

Stripe or Square send it to your bank on their own payout schedule. TwoBucket never holds the money.

Can I use it outside the US?

Yes. Card payments work in the countries Stripe or Square serve, in the currency your account is paid out in. Pix, UPI, SEPA bank transfers and Interac are there too, with QR codes where they apply.

Can I still take cash, Zelle or Venmo?

Yes. Save Zelle, Venmo or any other method once, and each invoice lists the ones you choose. When a customer pays you another way, mark the invoice paid and pick how. The customer’s invoice shows Paid either way.

More in TwoBucket

  • Quotes and invoices

    Estimates with ranges, quotes to approve, invoices paid by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and earnings by week, month and year.

  • Job timer

    Time every job, and see earnings per hour, average job, tips and what’s still owed.

  • Pricing

    One plan with every feature. 7 days free, no card required.

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