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Set up your profile, get your account approved, create your first service and complete payout setup. Then you can share checkout with your first customer and follow their payment in Newie.

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Set up Newie and take your first payment

Create your account

Download Newie on iPhone or Mac. Sign up, verify your email where prompted, and complete your profile details.Newie must approve your account before you can start selling. Approval usually takes a few hours. If Newie asks for more information, provide it to complete the review. See Account Review & Selling Access for the full process.

Create your first service

Open Sell → Services → New Service. Use Create with AI to describe the service, or choose a type and enter it yourself:
  • Subscription for recurring payments, either ongoing or for a fixed number of payments.
  • One-Off Purchase for a single purchase with no recurring billing.
  • Instalment Plan for a fixed total split across scheduled payments.
Enter the price and payment schedule. Add any terms customers need to accept and a Welcome Email with their next steps, then review the customer preview and save. Service Types & Setup walks through these fields.

Set up payouts

Complete payout setup when Newie prompts you during onboarding or from the Home screen. Choose the country where your payout bank account is based, then continue to Stripe to provide bank, identity and business details.If Newie or Stripe asks for more information, complete those steps before trying to take a customer payment.

Share your service

Send the service’s checkout link in a message, email or from your website. Customers can also scan its QR code to open the same checkout.If the customer is with you and wants to pay by contactless card or wallet, follow Set up Tap to Pay on your iPhone.

Check the first purchase and payment

Open the customer’s purchase in Newie and check its payment status. The customer receives the New Purchase email and any Welcome Email you configured.Successful payments appear in your payout balances while funds clear. A bank payment may still be processing after checkout, and the first payout can take longer than later payouts. Open Payouts for the timing shown for your account.Payouts explains the balances and how to check when money will reach your bank.

Already billing customers elsewhere?

Plan the move before cancelling old subscriptions or asking customers to sign up again. Newie can also help with guided Stripe migrations.
Last updated: 2026-09-09