Embedding payments with Pay Theory gives you the opportunity to thoughtfully craft integrated user experiences. Save cards on file, securely capture card information, and associate custom tags and metadata to transactions. Build payments into your user experience, rather than bolting them in.
From interaction to flow, you have freedom to incorporate payments into your software as you see fit. Even imagining unique ways of adding payments is realistic and obtainable.
Build payments into your design system without resistance or difficulty. 100% customizable — We prioritize the way in which our partners can design, build, and launch.
We offer solid and intuitive APIs and documentation so you can get going without significant investment or resources.
Every Pay Theory partner has a dedicated payments tech stack, meaning your platform doesn’t share payment rails. Should another customer’s environment suffer a breach or breakdown, your platform would be unaffected.
Adding a payment solution to your software comes with its own unique set of needs and challenges. Where most companies make customization an afterthought, we make it a feature to our payments infrastructure.
You can build a revenue stream for your platform that can materially increase your addressable market. Not only do you get a new feature without the developmental costs, but you get a new revenue generating feature.
Allow clients to accept payments online and in person, provide payment options everyone can access, offer transparency with account hierarchy, and associate multiple bank accounts within a parent account.
We are a complete payments company on a mission to break down barriers between vital service providers and the families they serve.
Create professional invoices and manage payments using software built specifically for family-service industries — so you can spend your energy where it matters.
Build payment flows that get you and your customers paid more often. PayTheory’s Recurring Payments infrastructure powers your subscription, payment plan, and card-on-file payments.
Accept payments in person and unify your digital and physical payment channels at the same time. Choose from a variety of card readers.
“It is hard to navigate through various payment recipes. Pay theory is changing that and making it more transparent and flexible for multiple people and organizations to collaborate while navigating one platform.”
We pass our security level on to you.
Accept cash without cash handling.
Developers can easily build payments into your platform.
Create, Manage, and/or export anything you need to know. Beautifully and simply.
Turn any computer into a credit card terminal.
Match your owed and due statements.
Take advantage of this incredible flexibility.
Send payers a link to pay for their bill.
A payments system specialized for industries serving families.
For SaaS platforms serving family-oriented organizations, our financial solutions are tailor-made for you and your industry. Our embedded payments will be an extension to your companies game-changing software.
Embedded payments are built into your platform. When a user makes a payment, the transaction stays within your software instead of kicking off to a third-party payment site. This allows you to design and control the entire experience and collect valuable data on these transactions.
When you send payers out of your site, you lose valuable data and customer understanding touch points in the experience.
Yes. Our dedicated environments ensure your system is untouched and unaffected by other businesses.
Absolutely. Our payments platform is built in a way that allows your product and dev team to build the payment experience you need.
For B2B2C businesses (business-to-business-to-customer) there is potential for revenue sharing. The best way to find out how much revenue is possible for your business is by filling out the revenue project form below.
Not at all. Our products are built to accept payments online and in person. While we do offer terminals, they are not required for accepting payments in person.