Housecall Pro Brings Klarna Payment Tools to Home Service Pros
Housecall Pro users can now offer Klarna’s flexible payment options to close more home improvement deals on the spot.
Curated by Financing Your Way from original reporting by PYMNTS — BNPL. Summary is AI-assisted and editorially reviewed — see our editorial standards.
This partnership brings flexible financing directly to the job site for HVAC techs, plumbers, and general contractors. By integrating Klarna into the Housecall Pro platform, service pros can now offer Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) options during the estimate or invoicing phase. This means you can provide customers with immediate choices like 'Pay in 4' interest-free installments or longer-term monthly financing for larger emergency repairs. For the average home service business, this solves the friction of high-ticket friction. Instead of a customer delaying a necessary roof repair or AC replacement due to upfront costs, they can get instant approval through an interface they likely already use for shopping. You get paid upfront by Klarna, while the customer manages the debt. This integration is designed to increase your average ticket size and close rates by making expensive home projects feel more like a manageable monthly subscription. If you are already using Housecall Pro to manage your scheduling and dispatch, this is a turnkey way to compete with larger franchises that have historically offered their own private-label credit cards.
Source: PYMNTS — BNPL
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