Get paid faster with GoHighLevel invoicing and text-to-pay

HighLevel's help center lists Stripe, Square, PayPal, Authorize.net, NMI, and Razorpay as supported processors, plus some third-party integrations. Not every processor or payment method works in every area, and some methods only support one-time payments, so check HighLevel's provider-by-product table before choosing. Apple Pay and Google Pay run through Stripe.

From a contact's SMS conversation, you click the request-payment button, choose a product, adjust price, discount, or tax, set a due date, and send a payment link by text. The customer pays on their phone. HighLevel requires an active Stripe connection, a phone number in the sub-account, and at least one product.

Yes. GoHighLevel has an Estimates feature with templates, branding, expiry dates, and status tracking from Draft through Accepted and Invoiced. Once a customer accepts, you can convert the estimate into an invoice. Workflows can also send estimates automatically when an opportunity reaches a certain stage.

Not for accounting. GoHighLevel handles estimates, invoices, payment collection, and revenue reporting tied to leads, but it is not a bookkeeping or tax system. Most small businesses keep QuickBooks or similar for the books and use GoHighLevel to collect payments and connect revenue to marketing results.

Yes. GoHighLevel supports recurring invoices and subscription products through order forms, payment links, and other checkout areas, depending on the processor. Some payment methods only support one-time payments, so we confirm your processor handles subscriptions for the areas you plan to use before building maintenance plans or memberships.