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How businesses use Vezmo
Agencies, software companies, freelancers, online stores and companies selling abroad. What each one does in Vezmo, step by step.
Examples with invented names and amounts. Payments are live; account details, stablecoin, payouts and cards are in early access. Vezmo is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking, stablecoin and card services are provided by regulated partners & Banks.
- NorthwindInvoice paid · Agencies and studios+$2,673.00
- Pro plan · 5 seatsRenewed · Software and subscriptions+$145.00
- Harbor & Co.Invoice paid · Freelancers and consultants+$1,200.00
- Studio teeOrder paid · Online stores and digital products+$32.00
- Kessler GmbHEUR received · Companies selling abroad+€8,400.00
Five ways to use it
Find the one that sounds like you.
Agencies and studios
Proposals, signed agreements, deposits and final invoices.
See howSoftware and subscriptions
Trials, seats, renewals and retries, with checkout in your app.
See howFreelancers and consultants
Invoices in US dollars, paid by card, moved to your bank at home.
See howOnline stores and digital products
One catalog, a checkout page for every item, wallets at checkout.
See howCompanies selling abroad
USD and EUR account details, balances, conversion and payouts.
See howSomething else?
Tell us what you sell and how you get paid, and we will show you what fits.
Talk to usAgencies and studios
Win the work, then get paid for it.
Say you run a design studio and win a brand identity project from a client in New York. You send the proposal, they sign it online, and they pay your first invoice by card.
- 1Build a proposal from your services, with each price shown to the client.
- 2Your client signs the agreement online. Signers go in order, and the record is sealed.
- 3Send the deposit invoice now and the final one at handover. Your client pays by card, ACH, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
- 4In early access: give bigger clients USD account details for ACH or wire, and pay freelancers abroad in their currency.
Software and subscriptions
Plans that renew without you chasing them.
Say you sell a project management app at $29 a seat each month. Customers start a trial from a checkout page, add seats as their team grows, and renew on their own.
- 1Create a plan with a free trial, a setup fee or a price per seat.
- 2Share a checkout page or a payment link, or embed checkout in your app with the API.
- 3Renewals are charged on schedule, and failed payments are tried again.
- 4Webhooks tell your app when a payment succeeds, so access follows payment. Where you switch it on, customers abroad pay in their own currency.
Freelancers and consultants
Bill clients abroad. Get paid at home.
Say you are a product designer in Pune with a client in New York. You send a $1,200 invoice in US dollars, and your client pays it by card from the email.
- 1Send an invoice or a payment link in US dollars.
- 2Your client pays by card, ACH, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
- 3In early access: get USD account details for clients who would rather send a bank transfer.
- 4In early access: move your dollars to your bank at home in your currency, with the rate and fee shown first.
Paid by card · 24 OctOnline stores and digital products
List it once. Sell it anywhere.
Say you run a small clothing label and sell a few digital patterns on the side. Each item gets its own checkout page and link, so you can sell from your site, a social post or a chat.
- 1Add each item to your catalog once, with its price and images.
- 2Every item gets a checkout page and a link you can share anywhere.
- 3Buyers pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. You can also switch on Klarna, Afterpay, Cash App Pay or UPI.
- 4On WooCommerce? Use the plugin. On your own site, embed checkout with the API.
Companies selling abroad
Invoice in dollars and euros. Get paid by local transfer.
Say your software company in Mexico City has clients in Chicago and Berlin. US clients pay your USD details by ACH or wire, and clients in Europe pay your EUR details by SEPA.
- 1In early access: get account details in USD and EUR, and in AED for companies outside the UAE mainland.
- 2Put your details on your invoices, so clients pay by ordinary transfer, as they would a local business.
- 3Hold each currency in its own balance, and convert when you choose at a rate you see first.
- 4Pay suppliers and contractors in 150+ currencies, also in early access, and keep your books synced to Xero, QuickBooks or Sage.
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Whatever you sell
One account under all of it.
Books that keep up
Income and expenses in one ledger, synced to Xero, QuickBooks or Sage.
Every fee shown first
Rates are on the pricing page, and every payment and payout shows its fee before you confirm.
Your own code when you need it
A REST API, signed webhooks and test keys that work before your business is approved.
Guides
More on getting paid and paying out.
Are these real Vezmo customers?
No. They are examples of how a business of each kind uses Vezmo, with invented names and amounts. Customer stories will be added here only with each customer's permission.
Which parts are live today?
Payments, invoices, payment links, checkout, subscriptions, products and services, proposals and e-signatures, bookkeeping and the API are live. Account details in USD, EUR and AED, stablecoin, payouts and business cards are in early access.
See every featureCan I use Vezmo if my business is outside the US?
Yes, businesses in many countries can apply. What you can use depends on where your business is registered, and we check this when you sign up.
What does it cost?
Card payments start at 2.79% + $0.29, with no setup fee. Every other fee is listed on the pricing page and shown before you confirm.
See every feeMy kind of business isn't listed. Can I still use Vezmo?
Most likely. Tell us what you sell and how your customers pay, and we will tell you which parts of Vezmo fit.
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