Take bookings and orders
Payments by card, and by MB WAY and Multibanco in Portugal
The deposit on a booking, the order paid before they arrive, the tip at the end. The money goes into your own Stripe account, with your name on the receipt.
Which plans
- Montra, not included
- Pro, included
- Marca, included
No commission from Apronta. Stripe charges its own fee on each payment.
What it does
A deposit, the full price, or just a card
You decide what each booking asks for: nothing, a deposit, the full amount, or a card kept on file that is only charged if the person does not turn up. A service can have its own rule, like a colour paid in full up front.
No-shows and last-minute cancellations
How many hours ahead people can cancel for free, and what you keep when they cannot: the deposit, a fixed sum or a percentage. The rule is shown to whoever books before they pay.
Orders paid before they arrive
On the site or at the table, the customer pays online, at the counter, or chooses. You decide which of these exist.
Tips and discount codes
A tip at the end of a booking or an order, if you want one. And codes you put on a card or in a post, so whoever uses them pays less.
Books for your accountant
Everything that was charged, by day and by payment method, in a file your accountant can open.
What this does not do
- You need a Stripe account in your business’s name. You open it from Apronta, on Stripe’s own pages.
- Stripe’s fees are Stripe’s and come out of each payment, as they would anywhere else.
- Certified invoicing is not connected yet: today you export what was charged into your accountant’s software.