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You create your payment page inside Nickel. Add your logo, set up the products or services you want to list, and publish. There's no code to write and no integration to configure. You get a permanent URL you can put on your website, in emails, or on printed materials.

Yes, you can connect your own custom domain to your Nickel payment page so the URL matches your business.

Yes, you can set up multiple payment pages with different products, services, or pricing on each one. If you want one page for fixed-price items (like a $500 annual service plan) and another where customers enter their own amount for a project or invoice, you can do both.

No, your customers don't need a Nickel account. They visit the payment page, pick what they're paying for, choose a payment method (ACH, card, or check), and pay. Returning customers can pay in one click if they've saved their payment info from a previous transaction.

An invoice is a one-time payment request you send to a specific customer for a specific amount. A payment page is a permanent link where any customer can pay at any time. Invoices are for billing someone for work you've already scoped. Payment pages are for products, services, or open balances where the customer initiates the payment on their own.

Yes, you can add custom fields to your payment page so customers enter their job number, PO number, project name, or whatever else you need to match the payment to the right account.

Yes, if your customer has paid through your page before and saved their payment method, they can pay again with one click.

Yes, your payment page accepts Apple Pay and Google Pay with no fee beyond the standard 2.9% card rate. Customers who have Apple Pay or Google Pay set up on their phone can pay without entering a card number. The payment processes the same way as any other card transaction.