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GoDaddy adds Get Paid feature for SMBs

Small business technology provider GoDaddy has unveiled Get Paid, designed to make it easier for small business owners to manage their business.

In a statement GoDaddy said that with Get Paid, small business owners can create and send invoices and estimates, accept all payment types on any device. It also enables them to set up recurring invoices, bill expenses back to clients, manage weekly sales and expenses and track billable and non-billable time. Get Paid is available now with costs ranging from $4.99 to $19.99 per month.

Get Paid supports all forms of payment such as credit and debit cards, electronic checks and mobile payments. GoDaddy has partnered with leading solutions – including PayPal, Dwolla and Stripe – to provide Get Paid customers with an easy, one-stop shop solution for receiving payments on mobile phones, laptops and tablets.

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“When we heard from customers that they want to offer their clients more ways to pay, we set out to create a best-in-class solution to ensure easy access to all the tools they need to collect payments quickly and efficiently.”

“We know that getting paid is always top of mind for our customers. When we heard from customers that they want to offer their clients more ways to pay, we set out to create a best-in-class solution to ensure easy access to all the tools they need to collect payments quickly and efficiently,” said GoDaddy SVP of Applications Steven Aldrich.

Get Paid also gives them around-the-clock access to GoDaddy customer care to help answer their questions in real-time.

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