accept crypto payments for agencies & studios.
five-figure invoices without five-hundred-dollar fees — 0% transaction fees, non-custodial, live in 60 seconds.
a wallet you control — metamask, trust, a hardware wallet, an exchange deposit address.
put crypt.pe/you on the counter, in an invoice, or wherever agencies & studios meet customers.
payments verify on-chain and land directly in your wallet — with a receipt for both sides.
what changes for agencies & studios
a $20,000 retainer lands whole in minutes — the wire would have cost $60 and three days.
the working playbook.
- 01put a crypto option on every proposal: a tracked invoice per retainer with the amount locked in USDC
- 02for five-figure amounts, rely on the built-in confirmation-depth policy before marking the engagement funded
- 03split scope: deposit invoice on signature, balance invoice on delivery — each has its own on-chain receipt
- 04give your bookkeeper the CSV export: every row carries the USD value at payment time, which is what they need
finance teams care about auditability, and an on-chain receipt is a public, immutable record anyone can verify without trusting either party. many client finance teams pay from a corporate exchange account the same way they'd send a wire — except it lands in minutes and costs cents.
on a $20,000 retainer, the payer's network fee is typically under a dollar on Tron or Polygon — run your own number in the savings calculator.
frequently asked
How do agencies & studios accept crypto payments with crypt.pe?
Create a free page at crypt.pe, add the wallet addresses you already own, and share your link or printed QR. Customers pay in Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum and 16 more coins (19 total across 13 networks) — funds settle directly to your wallet.
What does it cost?
Transaction fees are 0% — forever. crypt.pe runs on flat subscription plans (free tier included), so your revenue is never skimmed like the 2.9% + 30¢ a card processor takes.
Do I need to understand crypto deeply?
No. If you can copy a wallet address, you can use crypt.pe. Invoices lock exact amounts, wrong-network warnings protect payers, and payments are detected automatically with receipts for both sides.
Is it safe? Who holds the money?
You do — always. crypt.pe is non-custodial: payments go from the payer's wallet straight into yours on-chain. There is no middleman account to freeze and no card-network chargeback rails (refunds and applicable consumer obligations may still apply).
about crypt.pe
non-custodial by design
Payments settle wallet-to-wallet on-chain, straight from the payer to your own wallet. crypt.pe never holds, freezes or forwards funds — there is no platform balance and no withdrawal step, and every payment gets a verifiable on-chain receipt.
0% transaction fees
Plans are flat subscriptions with a free tier — compare that with the 1–2% charged by custodial processors. One page accepts 19 supported assets — including Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum and Solana — across 13 networks, with simple pricing and no payout schedule.
tools merchants actually use
Exact-amount invoices with live tracking, product links, printable QR standees, HMAC-signed webhooks, CSV exports and a Stripe-style API — see the merchant guides or create your free page in about a minute.
how a payment works
You add wallet addresses you already own, share your crypt.pe link or QR code, and the customer pays from their own wallet. crypt.pe locks the amount at invoice time, watches the chain, matches the transaction and issues a receipt both sides can verify on a block explorer — software around the payment, never in the money flow.
available wherever wallet-to-wallet payments are permitted
Because settlement is on-chain to your own wallet, there is no bank partnership gating access and no account that can be closed over geography — local crypto rules still apply. crypt.pe publishes country guides for 60 markets and is available where wallet-to-wallet payments are legally permitted.
stablecoin-first, volatility optional
Accept USDT or USDC and a $100 invoice locks to a fixed token amount that targets a $1 peg — value movement between creation and payment stays minimal, though stablecoins can temporarily depeg, and issuer, liquidity and network risks remain. Prefer BTC, ETH or SOL? Token amounts are locked at invoice time either way, and your dashboard records the USD value of every payment for clean bookkeeping. Questions? Start with the FAQ or payment help.