Charge the card on file
Invoices come from completed visits or the plan’s billing date, and auto-charge takes the card or bank on file.
Card, ACH, autopay and payment links in one system. Invoices go out per visit or on the billing date, autopay charges what’s on file, and customers pay online or at the door.






What it handles
Invoices come from completed visits or the plan’s billing date, and auto-charge takes the card or bank on file.
Every open invoice has a payment link to paste into a text or email. The link works until the invoice is paid.
Techs charge the card on file, add a card or bank account, take Tap to Pay where you turn it on, or record cash or check.
Credits, refunds, disputes, write-offs and one payment across several invoices, all recorded on the account.
How it works
Recurring on a schedule, per completed service, or once at renewal, with net terms and discounts.
Invoices are created and sent as the work is done, and auto-charge accounts are charged on the spot. Receipts and pay links go out through the notifications you switch on.
Apply credits, take partial payments, issue refunds and see dispute status on each payment, with every step logged.
Staff set each plan’s billing mode, turn auto-charge on or off for each account, and issue refunds, credits and write-offs themselves.
What’s included
Charge cards or bank accounts, and key in bank details when a customer asks.
Customers turn it on in the portal or staff set auto-charge on the account.
Copy a pay link from any open invoice. Invoice PDFs with a balance carry it too.
Bill on a schedule, per completed service, or once when the term renews.
Full or partial refunds, credit memos, and dispute status on each payment.
Declined auto-charges retry from the next day, and temporary declines keep retrying over the following weeks.
Results
One system
Every part of Solea works from the same live customer record, so nothing is typed twice.
Overdue reminders and card warnings use the same invoices.
Learn moreSigned contracts collect the payment method billing will charge.
Learn moreTechs take payment at the stop and see each plan’s billing.
Learn moreSwitching
Your history comes with you, your office practices on a working account first, and a named person stays with you from start to finish.
Talk to us about switching
“I’ve been through four major migrations in my career, and nobody’s done a migration like Solea.”
FAQ
You’ll talk to people who know how a pest control office actually runs.
Talk to usSolea bills through Stripe. Once your Stripe account is connected, your implementation lead runs the billing migration with you, including how saved cards and bank details move over. To confirm
Solea takes payments through Stripe today. You can connect a Stripe account you already have or create one during setup, and Stripe pays out to your own business bank account. Rates are covered on the demo.
Yes, on per-visit plans. Completing a visit creates its invoice and, when auto-charge is on, charges the card or bank on file and sends a receipt. Recurring plans invoice on their billing date instead. Staff can turn auto-charge off on any account, and the invoice then goes out for the customer to pay by link.
Yes. From the appointment, techs can charge the card on file, add a new card or bank account, take Tap to Pay on a phone where your office turns it on, record cash or check, or bill later.
Not today. Invoice lists export to CSV, and the payments and sales tax reports download as CSV or Excel for your accountant or accounting tool. To confirm
See how Solea invoices, charges and reconciles a real day of visits in a live walkthrough.