Mercury Invoicing lets you send professional invoices, track what you’re owed, and get paid the way you want — all from where you manage your banking. Below we go over the ways in which you can make use of Mercury invoicing:
- Navigating your Mercury Invoicing dashboard
- Creating and sending invoices
- Creating and sending payment links
- Getting paid with invoicing
- Accepting Credit Card, Apple, and Google Pay payments on invoices via Stripe
- How to create a recurring invoice
- Payment links is being combined into invoicing
Integrating with Accounting
Our standard bank feed imports will be available via QuickBooks, Xero, and NetSuite, which will automatically sync the payment records, once an invoice is paid, via a bank feed. However, it should be noted that your accounting system of choice won't reflect the unpaid invoices, nor will journal entries update the financial statements.
Pricing
Customers can create, send, track, and receive payment on as many invoices as they’d like in the free version of Mercury. Advanced invoicing capabilities, such as sending recurring invoices, and invoicing with ACH debit, are available as part of our paid plans. Learn more about pricing here.
It’s free for customers to pay you by ACH transfers, wire, or through Mercury. If you connect a Stripe account, you can receive payments via credit card and Apple or Google pay. Stripe charges a processing fee for each credit card payment, which is typically 2.9% + $0.30. Mercury does not charge any additional fees for credit card payments.