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AHayhurst

For sales/marketing teams. Goal is to make discounts fun for customers. As working for a company that uses a subscription model and one-time payments, it would be awesome to have discount codes that can be applied to recurring payments (i.e. 20% off applies to each recurring payment). Currently, when you add a 20% off discount code to a recurring payment, it just takes 20% off of the first payment. Right now, there is an option to create a payment link and apply a unit discount - but that has to be done internally, and isn't as fun (or effective) for the customer as them putting in a code and watching the amount go down.

sorvis

We're a small non-profit company, we need to have our payments in the least amount of gateways possible for 1. accounting and 2. for our annual audit to keep our records clean. If we could have access to stripe in payments, and not just quotes. It would save us a HUGE headache not only for our sales team, but for our whole business. We sell education products, recurring membership dues, and events as well. All of which we need to collect payments for in Stripe.

MNezar

Please can Hubspot payments be made available for other countries as well? We are very keen to implement this for our companby based in Canada.

DeanFrazier

I love that HubSpot has the option to process payments but the styling limitations make it unusable for my team. It would be great to have the ability to customize the payment and favicon, or at least have them default to the branding of the URL the quote/payment live on. Quote pages do have the option to change the logo, but the favicon defaults to the account level rather than what is set at the business unit or domain level. The logo on the payment page is locked as the logo set for the HubSpot account, and the favicon on payment pages is HubSpot's logo.

DBerger

In Stripe, we are able to specify which clients receive payment receipts for Recurring Payments via Email and which don't. We would like that functionality for HubSpot payments.

ATravelstead · ‎Apr 19, 2023

It would be great if you could specify which payment link a discount code can apply to. That way, when you have multiple registrations and payment links active, the same code doesn't apply to everything. We would like to use Hubspot forms for more registrations, but can't because a code created cannot be capped nor can't be focused to only apply for one event.

MrBean · ‎Apr 18, 2023

Hey @JackCoopersmith, Would love to one day be able to generate an itemized receipt/invoice that breaks down by children companies AND collect through hubspot payments That would be incredible if we could do that. As the parent is the org we bill and children their owned and operated assets that ultimately each have different subscriptions levels

PowerFilmSolar · ‎Apr 12, 2023

With payment links, we can only control who can make these payments by country. Our company sells primarily B2B solutions, but we use payment links directly from our website for a few consumer products. Recently we've received a few orders from Alaska. This is a state where we cannot ship this particular product, but currently, beyond a text-based note on the product page, there isn't a way to disallow a user from checking out, eventually necessitating a refund on our end. If HubSpot implemented more granularity for the locations where payments can be accepted, it would solve this headache!

PowerFilmSolar · ‎Apr 11, 2023

It would be extremely helpful to receive an email when a payment is received and when that specific payment is paid into your bank account. Currently, I have to parse through the batch deposits or download the .CSV reconciliation file, which works but isn't very efficient. Tying the payment and payout together would be a massive upgrade for us and would help our accounting team mightily.

JHinckley · ‎Mar 27, 2023

My company provides consulting services for government contractors and we typically have a bill rate of $XX every 1/6 hour (10 minutes). That means that most of our quantities end up having increments of 0.1667 or 0.3333 or 0.5000 or 0.6667 or 0.8333 (10, 20, 30, 40, 50 minutes respectively). So, as an instance, if we provide 5 hours and 40 minues of consulting services to a client say at $500/hr. The formula is simple enough being $500 x 5.6667 = $2,833.35. However, right now, Hub Payments does not allow for "fractional quataties" and instead of putting the 5.6667 in the quantity, you have to put the hourly rate in the quantity line and then round to the nearest 2 decimal and put the "hours" in the product rate line. This seems like a fairly straight forward and a simple addition to Hub Payments to allow for fractional quantities. Other examples of industries that would likely use fractional quantities could be construction, lawn services, other consulting services. I would be happy to help test and brainstorm this idea further to improve HubSpot altogether.

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Discount Codes for Recurring Payments

Stripe/Hubspot Payment Integration

HubSpot Payments for other countries

Quote and Payment Page Styling (Business Units)

Turn off Payment Receipts for specific Companies

Creating a discount code that only applies to one payment link

Itemized Receipts for Children Companies

Control Payments by state or zip code

Specific Payment Reconciliation Notifications

Fractional Quantities for Hub Payments

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