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Embedded Payments Built for Field Service Management Software

Your customers send thousands of invoices from the job site every month. With linq, every one of those payments becomes revenue for your platform, without the cost, risk, or 12–18 months it takes to become a registered PayFac.
PayFac-as-a-ServiceWhite-labelCard + ACHRevenue share on every transaction

What Is Embedded Payments for Field Service Management Software?

Embedded payments for field service management (FSM) software means card and ACH processing built directly into the platform contractors already use to schedule jobs, dispatch technicians, and send invoices. The software company offers payments under its own brand, without becoming a registered PayFac, and earns revenue share on every transaction its users process.

Your Contractors Are Getting Paid. Your Platform Isn't.

Field service businesses collect payment on-site, by text-to-pay, and through recurring service plans. If those payments run through a third-party processor, your platform carries the integration work and support tickets — while someone else keeps the margin.

Revenue left on the table

Payments are often the largest revenue line an FSM platform isn't capturing.

Clunky handoffs

Sending contractors to a separate processor means another login, another statement, and slower onboarding.

PayFac is a heavy lift

Becoming a registered PayFac means sponsor-bank agreements, underwriting, compliance staff, and liability for losses.

linq Makes Payments a Native Feature of Your FSM Platform

linq is Merchant Focus's PayFac-as-a-Service platform. We handle underwriting, compliance, risk, and settlement. You get a white-labeled payments experience inside your product and a share of the revenue on every transaction your contractors process.

Live in Three Steps

1

Integrate

Connect linq through our APIs and embeddable components. Your team keeps full control of the UX.

2

Onboard contractors

HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and landscaping businesses apply inside your app with digital KYB and fast approvals.

3

Earn on every payment

Card and ACH payments settle to your contractors. Your platform earns revenue share on the volume.

linq for Field Service Platforms at a Glance

ModelPayFac-as-a-Service
Payment typesCredit and debit cards, ACH [CONFIRM: tap-to-pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay]
Contractor onboardingDigital KYB, approval in [X business days]
Payout timing[Next-day / same-day]
IntegrationREST APIs and embeddable, white-label components
Time to launch[X weeks]
Platform economicsRevenue share on every transaction
SupportMerchant Focus payments team, with dedicated support available 24/7

Payment Features Your Contractors Will Actually Use

Pay on the job site

Card-present and tap-to-pay from the technician's mobile app, right after the work is done.

Invoice and text-to-pay links

Send a payment link by SMS or email the moment a job is closed.

Deposits and progress billing

Collect upfront for parts or large installs, then bill the balance on completion.

Recurring service plans

Automate maintenance-agreement billing on cards or ACH.

ACH for large tickets

Lower-cost bank payments for commercial jobs and big-ticket installs.

Unified reporting

Payments reconcile against jobs and invoices inside your platform, not a separate portal.

Turn Payments Into Your Next Revenue Line

With linq, your platform earns a competitive revenue share on every transaction. No sponsor bank to negotiate. No underwriting team to hire. No loss liability on your balance sheet.

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linq vs. Becoming a PayFac vs. a Referral Processor

linq (PayFac-as-a-Service)Become a registered PayFacReferral / partner processor
Time to launch[X weeks]12–18 monthsWeeks
Underwriting and complianceHandled by Merchant FocusYour team builds and staffs itHandled by the processor
Loss liabilityNot on your balance sheetYoursProcessor's
Revenue to your platformRevenue share on every transactionFull margin, minus program costsSmall referral fee, or none
Payments experienceWhite-label, inside your appFully yoursOften the processor's brand and portal
SupportDedicated payments teamYou build itProcessor's general support queue

Built for Every Kind of Field Service Platform

We work with software companies serving:

  • HVAC, plumbing, and electrical contractors
  • Landscaping, lawn care, and pest control
  • Cleaning, janitorial, and restoration
  • Pool, garage door, and appliance repair
  • Roofing, solar, and general contracting
  • Commercial facilities maintenance

Field Service Payments FAQ

Embedded payments lets your FSM platform process card and ACH payments natively, inside your product. Your contractors get paid without leaving your app, and your platform earns a share of the revenue.
No. linq is PayFac-as-a-Service. Merchant Focus handles registration, underwriting, compliance, and risk, so you get the revenue benefits without the 12–18 month build.
Both let software platforms embed payments. linq pairs PayFac-as-a-Service with a revenue-share model and a dedicated payments team that supports your platform through contractor onboarding, underwriting, and risk.
Yes. Technicians can take card-present payments, send text-to-pay links, and collect deposits from their mobile devices.
Yes. linq supports ACH for large-ticket jobs and recurring billing for maintenance agreements and service plans.
Yes. We work with your team on a migration plan to move existing merchants over with minimal disruption.

Ready to Make Payments Your Platform's Next Revenue Line?

Tell us about your field service platform and we'll show you what embedded payments could earn.

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Last updated: November 2026 · Reviewed by [Name, Title], Merchant Focus
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