Plumbing
Your tech fixed the leak. TradePay helps them collect before the next call.
Getting paid
The cleanest plumbing payment workflow happens while the customer still remembers the leak, repair, parts, and final total.
Step 1
Keep the customer, service address, and job amount together before the visit starts.
Step 2
Let the tech confirm the final amount after parts, labor, or add-on repairs change the ticket.
Step 3
Collect with Tap to Pay or send a job-linked pay link before the call disappears into end-of-day cleanup.
The problem
Emergency calls end with a happy customer, then payment gets pushed to the office.
Final totals change after parts, labor, and add-on repairs.
Owners have to match card payments, checks, and job notes later.
The TradePay flow
The plumbing job is already tied to the customer and service address.
The tech confirms the final amount while the work is fresh.
The customer taps to pay or receives a job-linked pay link.
What changes
TradePay is not trying to replace every tool in your business. It focuses on the part that keeps cash moving: collect on site, send a clean receipt, and know what still needs follow-up.
Before TradePay
Payment lives in a reader report, text thread, invoice app, or someone's memory.
With TradePay
The job, customer, amount, payment, receipt, and follow-up status stay connected.
From the TradePay blog
Shopping for field service payment software for a small plumbing shop? What it should do, how it differs from an FSM, and a checklist to use on demos.
Read the guide →How do you pay a plumber, and before or after the work? How customers usually pay, and how plumbers take card, ACH or a pay link before they leave.
Read the guide →FAQ
Yes. TradePay is built for field payments where the customer is present and the job can be closed on site.
The tech can collect against the final job amount instead of sending a loose payment request later.
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