Envoye Pay

What it does

Skip the 30% middlemen and $500+ lawyer fees. Envoye Pay lets you create payment plans with custom interest rates, milestone contracts, and hold agreements for P2P transactions. Perfect for vehicle sales, equipment, freelance work, service agreements, marketplace deals. Keep control, set your terms, protect yourself legally. 1% per transaction ($15-100 max). First contract free.

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