One invoice. GST/HST included.
PeerToSite invoices your company for every dispatch visit and project job, with tax for the job's province, and pays each firm its own price. Payment by card or bank debit on file, through Stripe, is being set up now; plans on terms get an invoice with a pay link.
Invoice · Store 112 · Electrical
What's in it
Payments, in detail
One payer
You pay PeerToSite, never a dozen firms. The firm is paid its own price at approval.
Line by line
Service call, travel, approved extra time, cancellation if any — and tax at the day's rate, stored on the invoice.
Terms by plan
Basic is charged to the method on file; Base Term, Premium and Enterprise are net 30, charged to the method on file if unpaid on the due date.
See itDisputes hold the bill
A disputed job's invoice waits until it's settled. A decision after payment refunds the difference automatically.
Payments page
Outstanding, overdue, invoiced this month and visits used — every invoice with filters and a spreadsheet export.
Card details never touch us
Payment will be collected through Stripe, which holds your card or bank details — PeerToSite never sees the full number.
The bill
What a dispatch visit bills
The standard price at the request's level: service call, travel and the first hour. Add approved extra time. A visit included in your plan isn't invoiced. Return visits aren't billed; unresolved visits on your side are.
- Cancel after "I'm on my way": the travel fee plus tax
- Priority dispatches use more than one included visit
- Firm late and no-show fees never reach your bill
Invoice · Store 112 · Electrical
Questions
Things people ask
Do you store my card?
No. Stripe holds it; PeerToSite keeps a reference. Card payments are in testing today. Stripe is a US company, so before any real customer's details go to it, our lawyer's review and the privacy policy come first.
What tax is charged?
GST/HST for the job's province, at the rate of the day. QST and provincial sales taxes are with the accountant.
Can I see what each firm was paid?
No — each side sees only its own figure. You see PeerToSite's price; the firm sees its own.
See it with your own sites
A 20-minute walkthrough with a real request.