Get Paid by the Clients You Already Have
You found the client. Here is how to price the work, send one link, and get paid into your own bank - without chasing an invoice.
Most client work does not fall apart on the work. It falls apart around it.
Someone slides into your DMs asking what you charge. You quote. They go quiet, then come back a week later ready to pay. Now you are the one doing admin: agreeing a price again, sending account details, wondering whether to start before the money lands, and chasing politely enough not to sound desperate.
Services gives the client a page to book time or buy a package. Set the price and share its link. Bookings and packages have different payment-release rules, explained below.
There is no marketplace ranking you against strangers. It is your page, your client, and what you charge is what you keep, minus one small commission.
What You Will Learn
- Decide whether you are selling time or a finished thing
- Get a page live in a few minutes and share one link
- Know exactly when the money becomes yours
- Keep every client as someone you can reach again
Where Services lives in your dashboard
Sign in and look at the left sidebar. Open Services and you'll find three places you'll use again and again:
- My Services - create and edit what you sell, and toggle what's live.
- Orders - every booking and package order, what to deliver, and what you've been paid.
- Availability - the weekly hours clients can book you for.
Your public page lives at trankets.com/u/your-handle - that's the link you share. Everything you build under Services shows up there for buyers, and you shape how that page looks (cover, photo, section order, share image) under My Page.
Two ways to sell
Every service is built from options, and each option is one of two kinds:
- Booking - you sell a slot of your time (a 30-minute call, a 60-minute session). Buyers pick a time from your availability and get an instant confirmation with a calendar invite.
- Package - you sell a fixed piece of work for a fixed price (a brand audit, a logo, a review). Buyers pay up front and you deliver on your own turnaround.
You can mix both on one service. A "Brand Strategy" service might offer a paid intro call and a full audit package side by side.
Step 1: Create your service
From your dashboard, open Services and choose New service. Give it a clear title and a short description of what the buyer gets and who it is for. Add one or more options - a package, a booking, or both.
Step 2: Price it - in any currency
Set your price in naira, and international buyers automatically see an approximate price in their own currency at checkout. Want round numbers abroad? Set an exact price per currency under International prices.
Step 3: Payment protection, built in
For packages, payment is held pending delivery acceptance, subject to the automatic acceptance window and dispute rules. Paid bookings are confirmed after payment and follow their own release schedule. Review those rules in How You Get Paid.
Keep client records together
When buyer capture is configured for a service, its contact group can collect client records and checkout answers. Use those records to understand the work you have done together. Check permission and messaging preferences before any newsletter; buying a service does not silently subscribe a client.
Your path from first service to expert
Read these in order and you'll go from a blank page to running Services like a pro:
- You're here - set up your first service and understand payment protection.
- Take Bookings Without the Back-and-Forth - set your hours, add booking options, and collect what you need up front.
- How You Get Paid: Escrow, Holds & Release - exactly when money is held, released, and how disputes work.
- Buy a Service With Confidence - see it from your buyer's side, so you can guide them.