Check out with the balance, bank account, or card already sitting in your PayPal wallet. Two clicks, one confirmation email, and the sending quota is live on your account.

PayPal suits anyone who would rather not type card numbers into another vendor form, and anyone whose company card lives behind a finance approval process.
Log in, confirm, done. Nothing to type out and nothing to copy from a physical card, which matters when you are buying from a phone.
Your card and bank information never reaches us. PayPal handles the funding and applies its own fraud screening to each payment.
Pay from your balance, a linked bank account, or a saved card. Switch between them per invoice without telling us anything.
Pick the number of months you want and pay invoice by invoice. We email a reminder before the plan is due, with a two week grace period after.
PayPal works in most markets we sell into, which helps when a local card gets declined by a merchant on the other side of the world.
A PayPal receipt lands in your inbox and a matching invoice appears in your dashboard, so month end reconciliation is quick.
The whole flow is four screens, and two of them are PayPal's. Most people are sending on the new tier before the receipt email arrives.
Pricing follows monthly send volume rather than payment method. Choose a tier, approve the payment, and adjust it later as your sending changes.
Pick a plan based on how many emails you send each month. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel anytime. No lock-in, no hidden fees.
Funding sources, recurring agreements, currency conversion, and declines: what to expect when PayPal handles the money side.
Not before you start. If you do not have one, PayPal offers to create it during checkout, and the plan activates as soon as the payment completes on their side.
Your PayPal balance, a linked bank account, or any card saved to your PayPal wallet. You pick per payment, so a card can cover one month and the balance the next.
No. You pick the number of months you want at checkout, and we email a reminder when the plan is due. A two week grace period keeps your plan active while you settle the invoice. The same applies to crypto payments.
Plans are priced in US dollars. PayPal converts from your account currency at their published rate and shows you the converted figure before you confirm the payment.
Two records exist for the same payment: the receipt PayPal emails you, and a dated invoice in the billing section of your Maileroo dashboard carrying your company details.
Most declines come from the funding source rather than from us: an expired card, an unverified bank link, or a spending limit. PayPal states the reason, and retrying after fixing it works.
Yes. Cancel from the billing section of your dashboard and you will not be asked to pay again. Sending continues until the paid period ends.
Payment method is selected per invoice, so switching to a card or to cryptocurrency takes one checkout. Your domains, credentials, and API keys are untouched by the change.
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