Afterpay
- Split the payment into instalments
- Popular for smaller amounts
- Spending limits are set by Afterpay for each customer
- How Afterpay works
New · Payments
We build your website first, with no upfront payment. When it’s finished and you’re happy with it, you can pay the invoice in instalments with Afterpay or Zip, or pay in full by card or bank transfer.
How it works
Nothing about the project changes. Only how you pay at the end.
Afterpay or Zip
Both are run by the provider, not by SIX9. Pick the one you already use, or the one that suits the amount.
Good to know
When you pay your invoice. There is no upfront payment: we build your project first, then send the invoice with a secure payment link. On the payment page you choose Afterpay or Zip, log in or sign up with them, and accept their payment plan.
Australian customers paying an invoice in Australian dollars. Afterpay and Zip decide whether to approve each purchase and how much you can spend with them, based on your account with them.
Nothing changes with your project. You can pay the same invoice by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer, or get in touch and we will work out a way that suits you.
Afterpay and Zip set their own repayment schedules, fees and interest-free periods, and they can change. Check the terms on their websites before you choose a plan. Your agreement for the repayments is with Afterpay or Zip, not with SIX9.
No. They are for one-off invoices, such as a website, branding or a custom build. Monthly care plans and subscriptions are paid by card.
Yes. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay are on the same payment page, and bank transfer details are on every invoice.
No upfront payment. We build your project first, and you pay the invoice once it’s finished: in full, or in instalments with Afterpay or Zip.
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