Payment links and agreements
Charge one client for a package or a deposit, optionally with a contract they sign. Free on every plan.
- stripe
- pricing
A payment link is a private link you send to one person to charge them once, or in monthly installments. You can attach a contract they sign before paying.
It is for the things a membership price does not cover: a coaching package, a deposit, a done-with-you block, a one-off intensive.
It is under Payments and Agreements in the sidebar, and it is on every plan including free. You need Stripe connected.
Press New payment link
Give it a title, and optionally the client's name and email. The email is for your records only, we do not send them anything.
Choose one-time or installments
One-time is a single charge.
Installments charges the same amount monthly for a number of months you set, between two and thirty six. It stops itself automatically after the last one, so nobody has to remember to cancel it.
Decide what it unlocks
Three choices: nothing, temporary access to your community for a number of days, or permanent access.
Useful for selling a twelve week programme that includes the community for those twelve weeks.
Add a contract if you want one
Write your terms and the buyer must tick the agreement box and type their full legal name before the Pay button works.
Drry stores the exact wording they agreed to, their typed name, the time, and a fingerprint of the text. You get a certificate page and a PDF, and it warns you if the text was ever altered afterwards.
Send the link
You send it yourself, however you like. Drry does not email it.
Installments, specifically
The buyer cannot cancel an installment plan themselves. That is the point of it, and the pay page says so before they agree.
You can stop one early with Cancel plan. Future charges stop, and they keep what they have already paid for with no refund.
Refunds
Each purchase has a Refund button, and it refunds the full amount. A full refund also removes whatever access the link granted.
Common questions
Does Drry take a cut?
No, same as everything else. Only Stripe's processing fee.
How many links can I create?
No limit, on any plan.
Is the signature legally binding?
It is a standard electronic signature: they saw the terms, agreed explicitly, and typed their name, and we recorded all of it with the time and a fingerprint of the text. Whether that is enough for your situation is a question for your lawyer, not for us.
My link shows a page that does not exist.
Your Stripe onboarding is not finished. Complete it in Settings and the links come back.