Mucka + SumUp
Your invoices get paid into the SumUp account you already use
If your card takings already land in SumUp, there is no need for a second account. Connect SumUp and the Pay button on every invoice sends the money straight into it: card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, paid on SumUp’s own page.
No card needed. Unlimited for 14 days. Cancel any time.
The same Pay button
On the invoice email, the PDF, the online quote page, deposit and stage invoices, and the QR code on the job.
Into your own account
The money goes straight into your SumUp account and never passes through me.
Marks itself paid
The invoice ticks over to paid on its own and goes out to Xero, QuickBooks or FreeAgent.
One account for every card payment
Plenty of firms bought a SumUp reader years ago and have had their takings in SumUp ever since. Connect it in Settings, under Money, Getting paid, and the Pay button on your invoices sends the money there too, so it all lands in one place. One provider takes the cards at a time: connecting SumUp switches card payments over to it, you can switch back to Stripe if both are connected, and your customer never has to choose between them.
- Pays into the SumUp account you already have
- Switch between Stripe and SumUp when both are connected
- Your customer just sees a Pay button
Know what it costs before you connect
SumUp charge 2.5% on each online payment, and I add a flat 30p on each invoice that gets paid, which goes on your Mucka bill rather than coming out of the payment. On a £500 invoice that is £12.80, against £8.00 through Stripe, so if you are starting from scratch Stripe costs less. On a big job, switch on Pay by Bank as well and the customer can pay by bank transfer for no more than £4.
- SumUp’s 2.5% on each online payment
- 30p from me per invoice paid, on your Mucka bill
- Payments under £1 are offered bank transfer instead
Connected in a couple of minutes
- 1 Open Settings, then Money, then Getting paid
- 2 Tap Connect SumUp and sign in to your SumUp account
- 3 Your next invoice goes out with a Pay button that pays into SumUp
Works alongside
Payments Stripe
A Pay button on every invoice, and a QR code at the door. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Payments GoCardless
A Pay by bank transfer button on every invoice, capped at £4, and Direct Debit for your service plans.
Accounting Xero
Two-way sync for invoices, payments and contacts, plus one-tap import of your existing clients.
Connect SumUp
Try everything free for 14 days. No card needed, cancel any time. Connect SumUp on day one and the syncing starts straight away.
£29/month for a solo owner, £39 per user per month for teams of 2 or more. Subbies are free. Cancel any time.
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