Contact
Talk to us about how money moves through your business.
Pick a time on the live calendar below, or start with one plain email about how you charge customers and what breaks — either way it lands with the people who build payment products.
Either route leaves a record — something both sides can point back to when the scope is written.
Book time
Skip the thread — put a call on the calendar.
The calendar below is live. Pick a slot and it books directly with the people who build payment products — the confirmation lands in your inbox, so there is still a record.
Rather write it down? support@apex-pay.co — a plain note works just as well, and the section below covers what to put in it.
Prefer email?
Four things worth covering.
Rather write than talk? A plain note works just as well. Three sentences per item is plenty — plain words beat industry terms.
What happens next
From note to build, in writing.
However it starts — a booked call or a plain note — nothing here commits you to anything. Each step produces something you can read, question, and keep, before any work begins.
support@apex-pay.co subject: Apex PayWe reply
A person who builds payment products reads your note and answers from the same address. If we are not the right fit, we say so in the first reply.
We map the flow together
A conversation to walk through how money enters, moves, and settles in your business today — every path, including the ones that only live in someone's head.
You get a written scope
What we would build, in what order, and where certified provider rails fit your flow. Named parties, named responsibilities — the document you can hand to a partner or an accountant.
We build
Onboarding experience, hosted checkout or invoicing on provider rails, and the reconciliation view that keeps the book balanced daily.
Keep card numbers out of email.
Never send card numbers, full bank account details, or any customer payment data by email — to us or to anyone. When your build goes live, that data is collected through a certified payment provider's secure intake, on the provider's infrastructure. It never needs to pass through an inbox and it never touches Apex servers. If you are unsure whether something is safe to include in a note, leave it out — we will ask for what we need through the right channel.
One conversation
Pick a time, or write the note.
Thirty minutes on the calendar, or three sentences in an email — how you charge, what is in place, what breaks. We take it from there.