Payment links and agreements

A payment link is a private link you send to one person to charge them once. On Creator and Growth you can also split it into installments, monthly, or every few days apart, and 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. One-time links are on every plan including free; installments and signed agreements need Creator or above. You need Stripe connected.

On the free plan, payment links share one earnings limit with your memberships, your store and your event tickets: $500 a month in total (or 75,000 in JPY). Every instalment of a payment link counts, not just the first. Reach the limit and new payment link payments pause, along with new paid members, store orders and ticket sales. Payment plans already under way keep charging. Creator and Growth have no limit.

More than one way to pay

On Creator and Growth, press Offer another way to pay to give the client up to three ways to pay on one link, for example $1,200 in full or 6 monthly payments of $220. The client chooses under Choose how to pay on the pay page, and the price, the payment terms and the Pay button follow their choice. This is what lets a funnel page keep one Enroll now button instead of one per plan. On the free plan the button shows locked.

Send them somewhere after they pay

The optional After they pay section sends your client on from the thank-you screen to a funnel page, your community home, a course, a booking page or an https address you choose. They are sent only once their payment is confirmed.

A page that a live payment link sends people to cannot be unpublished, renamed or deleted. Drry tells you which link uses it, and you point that link somewhere else first.

Reusable links

Turn on Reusable when you want one link to serve many buyers instead of one named client. A reusable link stays active after it is paid, so you can share it as a landing page's offer button, or as the destination for a form, your bio link, or a guide.

Because it is not tied to one buyer, a reusable link cannot target a specific buyer's name or email. And a single-use link cannot be used as the destination on those same repeatable surfaces (a form, a landing page, your bio link, a guide): it would close after the first buyer and break for the second.

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.

The purchases table, the certificate and the PDF show progress as, for example, 2 of 6 paid, and say so plainly if a payment failed and the plan stopped. The Collected total counts only payments that actually cleared, so an abandoned checkout never inflates it.

Refunds

Each purchase has a Refund button, and it refunds the full amount. A full refund also removes whatever access the link granted.

If a client disputes the charge

If a signed agreement is on file and the charge is disputed with the card network, Drry automatically prepares your response, the signed agreement, its record, and wording tailored to the dispute reason, and drafts it directly on the dispute in Stripe. Nothing is sent to the bank until you review and submit it yourself. You will see an alert describing what was prepared, and the link's certificate page shows the dispute status and deadline.

Agreements with nothing to pay

Not every signature needs a charge attached: a waiver, a media release, or a coaching agreement you bill elsewhere. Open the Agreements tab on the same Payments and Agreements page and press New agreement (or + Create, then Agreement to sign) to make one on its own, separate from payment links. No Stripe connection is needed, and it is available on Creator and above. Your client signs on its own page, the same signing flow as a payment link's contract, and you get the same certificate and PDF afterward. Send one link to a single named client, or turn on Reusable so many people can sign it.

For a link addressed to one client, the Send to client card emails it from your community's own address. The email leads with the agreement (for example, Media release is pending your signature) and mentions no price. Reminders go out 1, 3 and 7 days later and stop the moment the client signs. Sending again replaces the earlier send, with a ten minute pause between sends. If you drop below Creator you can still switch reminders off, but turning them back on needs the plan.

Archive an agreement to move it to its own Archived group, on any plan. An agreement nobody has signed can be deleted outright, owner only, after a confirm; a signed one can only be archived, so its record stays. Bring back on an archived agreement or link, like Reopen on a closed one, needs Creator or above.