Your own Stripe account
Money goes straight to you. Scouq takes no cut of your sales.
Payments on the call
The payment link goes out as soon as the lead says yes, and the money goes to your own Stripe account. Scouq stays on the line until it is paid.
How it works
The agent recommends your offer and asks for the sale.
The agent emails the payment link and stays on the line while the lead pays.
Then the sale lands in your Sales list and goes to the place you choose.
What you get
Money goes straight to you. Scouq takes no cut of your sales.
The lead pays the way that suits them, from the options you turn on.
Offer a deposit or monthly payments if you allow them. Scouq bills the rest on schedule.
Your add-ons are offered after the lead agrees, at your prices, or by email after the sale.
If a payment fails, the page stays open so the lead can try another card.
Who bought, what they bought, how they paid, and when.
Why it matters
An invoice after the call gives the lead time to think it over. Paying on the call turns a yes into a sale.
100x
The odds of contacting a lead were 100 times higher when it was called within five minutes than when it was called after 30 minutes.
Lead Response Management Study (Oldroyd, MIT, with InsideSales), 2007
28%
Sales reps spend about 28% of their week actually selling.
Salesforce, State of Sales, fifth edition, 2022
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Questions
Yes. You connect it once during setup. Payments go to you, not through Scouq.
No. You pay one monthly fee. Scouq takes no cut of your sales.
Yes, if you allow it. You can offer a deposit or monthly payments, and Scouq bills the rest on schedule.
A declined card leaves the payment page open, so the lead can try again while still on the call.