SumUp provides payment solutions that fit the needs of your trades business. Whether you’re looking for a straightforward way to accept credit and debit cards while visiting customers or would like to send invoices with ease—we’re here to help.
Why SumUp offers the perfect payment tools for tradespeople
Accept payments anywhere
SumUp’s portable card readers let you accept all major credit and debit cards, including contactless, no matter where you’re working.
Hardware that’s built to last
Our card readers are made to withstand heavy use and tough conditions. Lightweight and durable, they’re ideal for the demands of any job site.
Next-day access to your money
SumUp keeps your cash flow steady. Receive payments directly to your free SumUp Business Account by 7 am the next day—giving you fast access to your earnings.
Trusted tools you can build on
Keep your business smooth and stress-free at all times. Discover the SumUp solutions you rely on to get paid, manage your finances and keep your invoices in check.
Enjoy transaction fees from as low as
0.99%
No nasty surprises
We'll never charge you admin costs or annual renewal fees. And, there's no minimum amount you need to process each month.
Speedy payouts
Access the money you process with our products directly in your account as early as 7am.
Meet other tradespeople who get paid on the go with SumUp
"I can charge customers directly, and with the business account, the money arrives the very next day!"
Yvonne, painter and decorator
"Particularly our elderly customers appreciate this payment option. It allows them to easily pay with their card without leaving the house."
Sascha, chimney sweep
FAQs
Looking for answers? Here are some of the most common questions asked by trades businesses like yours.
- Can I accept card payments on the go?
- What payment methods can my trades business accept with SumUp?
- How can I keep track of payments and invoices?
- What happens if my trades business is closed for a few days?
- How long does it take for the money to appear in my account?