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What Is the Customer Experience for Buy Now, Pay Later?

See exactly what your clients see when selecting Buy Now, Pay Later through Affirm.

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Written by Sierra Burton
Updated this week

This feature is available on all Goodshuffle Pro Plans.

Clients using Goodshuffle Pro will have the option to pay with Affirm's “Buy Now, Pay Later” after they click “Sign Contract” in their live quote link. Here’s what they’ll experience step-by-step:

Step 1: Sign the Contract

After selecting their items and receiving a quote, your client will:

  • Click the “Sign Contract” button.

  • See the Terms & Conditions and a checkbox to agree.

  • Submit their signature.

Step 2: Choose to Pay Later with Affirm

After signing, they’ll be redirected to the “Pay Invoice” tab.

From here, they can:

  • Click “Pay Online”

  • Choose “Buy Now, Pay Later (Affirm)”

  • Enter their full name and billing address

  • Click “Confirm Confirm Payments of $X”

Step 3: Set Up and Choose a Payment Plan

Once the client creates an Affirm account, they’ll be guided to:

  • Choose a payment plan (3, 6, or 12 months)

  • View total payments and interest

  • Click “Choose this plan”

Step 4: Review and Confirm Payment

Next, your customer will:

  • Review the selected payment plan

  • See payment schedule

  • Toggle AutoPay on or off (AutoPay is optional)

  • Enter bank information (ACH preferred)

  • Agree to loan terms and disclosures

  • Click “Confirm”

Step 5: Payment Confirmation and Success Message

If the payment is successful, they’ll see:

  • A “Your purchase is complete” message

  • A confirmation screen showing their updated invoice with $0.00 due

  • An automatic email with payment receipt and invoice details

Please note that Buy Now, Pay Later is only an available payment option for payments of at least $50.00 USD.


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