You sent the quote. They didn’t pay. Yet.

Why quotes die in the inbox

You did the work. Three lines: product, shipping, service fee. They said “looks good.” Then silence. Or “Can I pay later?” Or a card that fails at 11pm.

You have not bought the piece yet. Good. That gap is where PayConfirm lives.

Stop treating an unpaid quote like a maybe. Treat it like a handoff that never got Confirm.

What PayConfirm does

1. 1. Nudge the unpaid quote

   Polite, timed follow-ups so “I’ll pay tomorrow” does not become never. You stay the seller who quotes first and buys second.

2. 2. Offer another way to pay

   Card declined? PayPal stuck? Swap the checkout path without rewriting the whole quote from scratch.

3. 3. Close the loop before you buy

   Money in first. Purchase after. Same discipline as a pre-ship photo: no story, no hopium — a paid confirm.

How it works

1. 1. You send the quote — product, freight, service. Clear English. No mystery totals.
2. 2. They don’t pay — days pass, excuses pile up, or the first payment method fails.
3. 3. PayConfirm nudges — short reminders, status they can actually act on.
4. 4. They switch how they pay — another method, same quote, same numbers.
5. 5. You recover the money — then you buy, QC, and ship. Not before.

Quote-first sellers already know the rule. PayConfirm just enforces it when the chat goes quiet.

Built for people who buy after they get paid

Custom Cuban and tennis jewelry. Guangdong sourcing. Factory quotes. Freelancers who invoice before they start. Anyone whose worst night is buying stock for a buyer who vanished.

If Proof is “photo + confirm on the handoff,” PayConfirm is “pay + confirm before the buy.”