Receive homeowner leads
Review the project scope, budget, and timeline before starting the bid process.

For contractors
SafeBilled provides contractors with clearly scoped homeowner projects, practical bidding information, and a transparent milestone payment process during home improvement projects.

Review the project scope, budget, and timeline before starting the bid process.
Ask questions, request walkthrough, and build estimate against homeowner's expectations.
Any applicable processing or project fees will be deducted from the contractor payout.
Contractors complete Stripe-hosted payout setup before SafeBilled can send approved contractor payouts.
How SafeBilled works
SafeBilled gives contractors a clearer path to qualified projects, funded milestone work, homeowner review, and documented payment release.
Completed milestone work follows homeowner review before funds are released.
Complete your business profile, licenses, insurance, and work examples for homeowner review.
Offer homeowners a protected payment process that can reduce deposit concerns and build trust.
Review matching project opportunities and decide whether to accept or pass before estimating.
Send scope, milestone schedule, payment amounts, and project terms for homeowner review.
Begin once the homeowner approves and funds the project milestones through SafeBilled.
Submit a payment request with photos or documentation when milestone work is complete.
The homeowner has up to 5 days to approve the milestone or raise a legitimate concern.
After approval or deemed approval, SafeBilled releases payment to your connected bank account.
Applies to card-funded work and is deducted from contractor payout.
3%
Applies only to funded jobs accepted through bid opportunities, not direct 1-on-1 projects.
1.95%
FAQ
SafeBilled helps bridge the trust gap in home improvement by providing: Verified project opportunities Clear milestone-based payment expectations Homeowner funding verification Documented approvals and change orders A structured payment process designed to reduce misunderstandings In addition, SafeBilled can be a powerful marketing tool for contractors. Homeowners often hesitate to move forward because they're worried about paying too much upfront or losing control of their money. By using SafeBilled, contractors can offer a payment process where funds are protected and released only after completed work is reviewed through the Conditional Payment Release process. This added layer of transparency can help contractors build credibility, reduce homeowner hesitation, and win projects that might otherwise be delayed or never move forward. Simply put: SafeBilled helps homeowners feel confident hiring you, helping you close on more projects.
Payment follows performance. Once a milestone is completed, submit a milestone request with any required photos or documentation. SafeBilled then initiates a Conditional Payment Release process. The homeowner has up to 5 days to review the work and either approve it or raise a concern. If the homeowner approves the milestone, payment is released. If a concern is raised during the review period, payment is paused while the issue is reviewed. If the homeowner takes no action within the 5-day review period, the milestone is automatically deemed approved, and the funds are released to you. This process helps ensure contractors are paid for completed work while giving homeowners a reasonable opportunity to verify that the milestone was completed as agreed.
Yes. SafeBilled verifies and protects homeowner funding before work begins, helping reduce the risk of completing work and then waiting on payment. Funds are released according to approved project milestones.
SafeBilled pauses the payment release for the disputed milestone while both parties provide information. SafeBilled's role is to facilitate communication and document collection. If the parties cannot resolve the issue, they may pursue mediation, arbitration, or other remedies outlined in their agreement.
If SafeBilled provides the homeowner project through a bid opportunity, a 1.95% Contractor Project Fee applies to funded jobs accepted through those opportunities and is deducted from contractor payouts. Direct 1-on-1 projects do not have this fee. For card-funded work, the Contractor Merchant Fee may also be deducted to cover card processing costs.
Yes. Submit a Change Order describing the revised scope of work and cost. The homeowner must approve the Change Order and provide any additional funding before related work proceeds and the next milestone payment can be released.
Contractors are responsible for maintaining any licenses, permits, certifications, and insurance required for their trade and location. SafeBilled may verify these credentials as part of the contractor onboarding and review process.