Best moment
Project deposit, milestone invoice, support retainer, maintenance block, or change request.
Web Development and IT Project InvoicesPayments to your wallet.
Collect deposits, retainers, milestones, and support invoices for web development, IT projects, and technical implementation work.
Collect web development deposits and milestones before teams start or continue technical work.
Development projects usually move in phases: discovery, deposit, milestone, launch, and support. MakePay lets an agency or IT shop send a branded invoice link for each phase, with the project reference visible and paid status before work starts or the next deliverable is released.
Development work is usually paid in deposits, milestones, retainers, or change requests. The payment should connect to scope, not just to a wallet address.
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MakePay lets agencies and IT teams send branded payment links for project deposits, sprint milestones, support retainers, or emergency work.
Payment flow
Invoice link tied to project, sprint, or ticket reference.
Who checks it
Founder, project manager, finance, or operations.
Every payment has a job.
Keep the request clear for your customer and the result useful for your team.
Payment examples
- Website build deposit
- Milestone invoice
- Maintenance retainer
- Emergency IT support payment
What MakePay helps with
- Invoices stay tied to scopes and milestones
- International clients can pay without wire delays
- Agencies avoid raw wallet-address collection
- Self-custody settlement keeps treasury under the studio wallet
Plan around the friction.
- Work often starts before deposits are actually clear
- Global clients may face bank delays
- Milestones need clean payment records
- Support retainers are awkward when paid through chat
01 / Practical guide
Why project payments need scope attached
A developer invoice unlocks time and priority. If the payment is unclear, the team may start a sprint without knowing which milestone was actually funded.
The client also needs a payment page that matches the proposal or invoice they approved.
Project milestones need labels
Attach sprint, phase, ticket, or statement-of-work references.
Deposits protect capacity
Teams can reserve developer time after payment status is clear.
Remote clients fit
Stablecoins can reduce wire delays for global work.
02 / Practical guide
How MakePay fits project billing
Use links for deposits and milestones. For productized agencies, API-created invoices can connect payments to client portals or internal tools.
Settlement can route directly to the merchant wallet while the client sees a professional branded checkout.
Retainer links
Collect monthly support or maintenance retainers.
Milestone status
Use paid state before opening the next phase.
Custom-domain checkout
Keep the payment experience under the agency brand.
A practical first step.
Build a repeatable process for web development and IT service teams.
- 01
Confirm scope
Agree deposit, milestone, or retainer terms.
- 02
Send the invoice link
Include project reference and payment purpose.
- 03
Start work after status
Open the sprint, support block, or delivery step after payment is clear.
- 04
Record against project
Keep payment history with client and project records.
Questions before you start.
Can this support project retainers?
Yes. Retainers and prepaid support blocks are strong first use cases.
Does MakePay manage project scope?
No. It handles payment request and status; scope belongs in the agency agreement.
Explore another payment moment.
Start with one payment.
Create a branded payment link, share it with your customer, and receive settlement directly into your wallet.