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Getting started
Create a tip page, understand QR tipping, wallets, and anonymous cashless tips — the basics before you print a code or share a link.
- How do I create an online tip page?An online tip page is a mobile-friendly link where people choose an amount and pay from their phone. Here is what you need and how setup usually works.4 min read →
- How do QR code tip pages work?A QR code tip page lets someone scan a code with their phone, open a tipping page, and pay in seconds — no app and usually no account required.5 min read →
- How do Apple Pay and Google Pay tipping work?Wallet tipping uses the payment app already on a phone. When checkout supports it, guests can tip in a tap instead of typing a card number.4 min read →
- How do anonymous tips work?Anonymous digital tips let someone pay without their name appearing on a public list. The recipient still receives the money; the payer stays private on the page.4 min read →
- What should a tip page include?A clear tip page answers who is being supported, why a tip helps, and how to pay — without pressure or clutter.4 min read →
- What do I need before I start accepting tips?Before you share a tip link or print a QR code, gather a few basics: who receives money, how payouts work, and what you will put on the page.3 min read →
- Tip page vs donation page vs payment pageTips, donations, and payments can share the same checkout flow but mean different things to supporters and your records. Choose the framing that matches how people use your page.4 min read →
- Tip page vs Venmo, Cash App, or a membership platformPersonal payment apps and membership platforms solve different jobs than a dedicated tip page. Here is when each makes sense.5 min read →