Send the invoice, get paid
The invoice comes from the signed quote. Your client pays from a link by card or bank, the money goes to your own Stripe account, and you see what the show made.
14 days free, no card needed. Every feature on every plan.
Invoicing and payments for AV rental companies
Pay links on every invoice
Clients pay by card or bank from a link, with no login. Payments go to your own Stripe account, straight to your bank.
Deposits and part payments
Take the deposit when the quote is signed, then part payments, with refunds and credit notes when a show changes.
Saved cards and autopay
A client can save a card and be charged on the due date, so a regular client's invoices settle themselves.
Reminders and late fees
Reminders go out on the schedule you set, with statements and late fees for what stays unpaid.
Sales tax by venue
Tax comes from the rate you save for each venue or area, with gear, labor, delivery and the damage waiver taxed as you set, and a report for the return.
What every show made
Earned, costs, profit and margin per show after crew and costs, beside the monthly journal for your accountant.
And with it
Showpath follows the show from the first inquiry to the last payment, so this is one part of the same event, not a separate tool.
- A page where a client sees what they owe
- Damage billed after the show
- Delivery charged once on the event
- Invoices under your name and logo
Questions
Who holds the money my clients pay?
You do. Card payments go through your own Stripe account, straight to your bank. Showpath never holds your money.
Does it file my sales tax?
No. It works out the tax on each invoice and gives you a report for the return. You or your accountant file it.
Do I need Stripe?
Only for online payments. Without it you still send invoices and record checks and transfers by hand.
Try it on your next show
14 days free, no card needed. If it does not earn its place, walk away; nothing is charged.
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