The Problem: Paytomorrow Doesn't Do Payment Links Well
Paytomorrow is a consumer financing and buy-now-pay-later platform that lets merchants offer instalment plans at checkout. It's designed for a specific use case: spreading large purchases over time. But merchants who use Paytomorrow for financing also need a way to collect standard card payments — deposits, down payments, non-financed items, or amounts that don't qualify for BNPL. Paytomorrow doesn't provide standalone payment links for regular card transactions, leaving merchants without a simple way to collect these payments remotely.
How Shuttle Payment Links Work with Paytomorrow
You don't need to replace Paytomorrow. Shuttle sits alongside your existing setup and gives you a dedicated payment link capability that Paytomorrow doesn't offer natively.
Create your Shuttle account and set up your branded checkout to match your store's look and feel.
Build a payment link for any amount — a deposit, a balance payment, or a standard card charge.
Send the link to your customer via email, text, or any messaging channel.
Your customer clicks the link, sees your branded checkout, and pays by card. No financing application needed.
The payment appears in your Shuttle dashboard. Your Paytomorrow financing offers continue working separately for qualifying purchases.
Your Paytomorrow processing continues as normal. Shuttle handles the payment link checkout experience separately, so there's nothing to migrate and no disruption to your current operations.
What You Get
Branded checkout pages — every payment link opens a checkout page with your logo, colours, and business name. Your customers see your brand, not a generic processor page. This builds trust and keeps the experience consistent with Paytomorrow-processed transactions.
Multiple payment methods — accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and other card networks. Depending on your region, you can also enable local payment methods alongside your standard Paytomorrow card processing.
Send anywhere — share payment links via email, SMS, WhatsApp, social media, live chat, or QR code. Copy the link and paste it into any channel your customers already use.
Dashboard and reporting — track every payment link from creation to completion. See who paid, who hasn't, and send reminders. This complements your Paytomorrow reporting with payment link-specific analytics.
Recurring and partial payments — set up payment links for subscriptions, deposits, or instalments. Customers can pay a portion upfront and the rest later, all through the same branded link.
No code required — create and send payment links from the Shuttle dashboard without writing any code. If you want to automate link creation, there is also a full API available.
Who Uses Payment Links with Paytomorrow?
Furniture and mattress retailers — collecting deposits or delivery fees by payment link while offering Paytomorrow financing for the main purchase amount.
Home improvement businesses — sending payment links for consultation fees, material deposits, or progress payments that don't fit the BNPL model.
Medical and dental practices — collecting copays, consultation fees, or amounts under the Paytomorrow financing threshold via branded payment links.
Electronics retailers — collecting payment for accessories, warranties, or items that don't qualify for financing alongside Paytomorrow-financed purchases.
Fitness and wellness businesses — collecting class fees, membership initiation fees, or product purchases via payment links outside of equipment financing.
Getting Started
Shuttle payment links are available on all plans. You can start with a free trial to test the checkout experience before going live. Pricing is transaction-based with no monthly minimums.
Setup takes less than 15 minutes. You create your Shuttle account, add your branding, and start generating payment links. There's no integration with Paytomorrow required because Shuttle processes payment link transactions independently.
If you're currently using Paytomorrow and need a way to send payment links to customers, get in touch with the Shuttle team. We'll walk you through the setup and have you sending branded checkout links the same day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to leave Paytomorrow to use Shuttle payment links?
No. Shuttle runs alongside Paytomorrow. You keep your existing Paytomorrow setup for everything it handles today, and use Shuttle specifically for payment links. There's no migration involved.
How do my customers pay through a payment link?
They click the link, land on your branded checkout page, enter their payment details, and pay. The experience works on any device — desktop, tablet, or mobile. No app download or account creation required.
Can I track which payment links have been paid?
Yes. The Shuttle dashboard shows real-time status for every link: created, viewed, paid, or expired. You can filter by date, amount, or customer, and export data for reconciliation.
Can a customer use a payment link for the deposit and Paytomorrow for the rest?
Yes. You can send a Shuttle payment link for the deposit or down payment, and then offer Paytomorrow financing for the remaining balance at checkout. The two systems work independently.