Visible Payment Methods on the Invoice Page

Per the panel, your public invoice page now shows the payment methods available for that invoice, including credit or debit card, ACH, SEPA, BACS, PADs, Klarna, and Affirm. It is in private beta, for all hubs and tiers using HubSpot payments or Stripe payment processing, on invoices that have more than one payment method enabled. Before this, buyers only saw a Pay now button, so they did not know which options you accept until checkout.

It was Chris's pick: "My pick is going to be visible payment methods on the invoice page." His reason: "How you get revenue in case anybody was unaware of people paying you." Madelyn said it was her second highest pick. When the acronym list went by, Chris's line was "And all of those acronyms. And yeah, why does it matter, Casey?" Madelyn's read on why it works was that it is a little thing and also "a huge … psychology thing," because it "just makes it easier."

Chris spent his time on the limits. He read two off the update: the block does not appear on PDF versions of the invoice, and it does not appear if only one payment method is available for the invoice. His reaction to the first was "Good, because they're not about to click pay now," and to the second, "Probably also good." He also said he hoped the limits were not "limitations like intentional functionality." Then his open questions: "That's where I want it to be true that this is helpful. But the context of what happened before that is probably super important. And how much info do you get in this little info key? And can we control it?" He noted on air that the payment updates are in private beta.

What to do: if you take payments through HubSpot payments or Stripe payment processing and enable more than one method on an invoice, open one of your own public invoice pages and look at what a buyer sees before you tell anyone it changed. It is in private beta, so confirm your portal has it first. If you run one payment method, or your buyers mostly get PDFs, skip it knowingly: per what was read on air, the block does not appear in either case.