Finish the job, tap the work you did, and text your customer a link. They pay from their phone in about twenty seconds — card, Apple Pay, or bank. No app to download. No account to make. No “the check's in the mail.”
You didn't get into this trade to run a collections department out of your truck.
Ten hours in the sun, then paperwork at the kitchen table. Or Sunday. Or three weeks later, when you finally remember what you did at the Whitmore place.
Your invoice is a PDF in an inbox behind forty other emails. Nobody's dodging you — they just have to find a checkbook, and that never happens today.
Texting a customer about money is the worst ten minutes of the week, and you're the only one on the crew who can do it. So it slides. So the money slides.
Curbside is built for a phone in a work glove, not a desk.
Your price list is already loaded — mow & edge, gutter clean, palm trim, dump fee. Tap the services, set the quantity, pick the customer. About ninety seconds, standing at the tailgate.
It goes out by text and email the second you hit send. Your business name, your license number, your colors — Curbside never puts itself in front of your customer.
Card, Apple Pay, or bank transfer, right on their phone. You see opened, then paid, then it's in your account. If they forget, Curbside nudges them — you don't.
No accounting degree, no chart of accounts, no forty-tab setup. Just the money.
What's out in the field, what's late, what came in this month, and how long people actually take to pay you.
Your price list turns into buttons. Tap what you did, adjust the count, and it's built — with your terms, your note, and a deposit if the job needs one.
Every unpaid invoice gets a friendly reminder on day 3, day 7 and day 14 — text and email, pay link attached. It stops the second they pay. You never have to send that message again.
Cheaper than the hour a week you're spending on invoices, and a lot cheaper than the invoice you forgot to send.
Card payments are 2.9% + 30¢, bank transfer is $1 flat — the same rates the processor charges, with nothing added on top. No setup fee, no contract, no per-invoice charge.
No. They tap a link in a text message, see the invoice, and pay. No app, no account, no password. That's the whole point.
Card and Apple Pay land in your bank in about two business days. Bank transfers take one to two. Nothing sits in limbo waiting on us.
Curbside sends a reminder on day 3, 7 and 14 past due — text and email, with the pay link right there. Most invoices get handled by the first one. You can turn reminders off for any customer you'd rather call yourself.
Not at all. Mark the invoice paid and it stops chasing. Your dashboard stays accurate whether the money came from a card or a folded check in a work shirt.
We're onboarding the first crews now, one at a time, by hand. The demo above is the real product — that's exactly what you and your customers would use. If you want in, get in touch and we'll set your account up personally and lock your price.
Take two minutes with the demo. Send an invoice, then flip over to the customer's phone and pay it. If it doesn't feel obvious, don't buy it.