




Setup & Secure
Create the project, invite your client, then request funds before starting.

Do The Work
Work with confidence. Issue draws, changes, and log work easily from the field. Funds release as the work progresses.

Finish Strong
Request sign-off, finish punch tasks, and request project completion.
The Problem: Big money gets held up over small issues. Miscommunication, scope changes, quality concerns, and disputes can freeze money that should already be yours.
Our Solution: Escrow-Backed Protection.
CrowPay holds project funds in a secure, FDIC-insured escrow account before work begins. That means the money is already there when the job is done. No more chasing checks or hoping clients pay.

CrowPay protects large cash transactions where money flows directly between contractor and client, whether homeowner or business, with no bank or general contractor in the middle.
Common projects:
✅ Full Remodels & Additions
✅ Site Work (landscaping, pools, decks, fencing, hardscaping)
✅ Exterior (roofing, siding, windows, doors)
✅ Interior (kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, basements)
Whether you're a remodeler, trade contractor, or general contractor working directly with your clients, CrowPay ensures everyone is protected.




Flexible Project Structure
Structure as one item or many. Combine sign-offs however makes sense for the project.

Communication Tools to Prevent Problems
Stay ahead of client worries that often derail closeout or collection with field notes and photos.

Manage Change Orders
Seamlessly add, modify, or remove work items during the project. Client reviews and approves changes before work proceeds.

Smart Approval System
Multiple response options easily let clients approve work or give notice of item or project concerns. Work auto-approves after 14 days if no action taken, keeping projects moving.

Progressive Resolution Process
Concerns move through clear escalation levels with multiple opportunities to resolve. Only after exhausting options can either party trigger binding arbitration, forcing fair outcomes, preventing indefinite payment holds, and avoiding expensive lawsuits, attorney fees, and the stress of court battles.

In 2004 on my first large job with someone I didn't know, I called a friend at a title company asking if I could use escrow. He said "nobody does that." Then 20 years later when getting stiffed for $40k, I called my attorney. After congratulating me for not having this problem regularly, he asked "Do you want to pay $50k to maybe collect $40k?" Since that moment I've been building CrowPay to fix the broken contractor-client relationship.
Currently there is no subscription for CrowPay. Qualified contractors sign up for free and use CrowPay on projects where large amounts are at risk for the 1% escrow fee. Typically this amount is whatever is above the small claims threshold of the state.
CrowPay takes a 1% fee whenever funds are released through draws, approvals, or retention. Each fund release and its associated fee is recorded and can be viewed on the finances page when logged into CrowPay.
CrowPay registers contractor's who qualify by meeting industry and financial requirements plus state regulations. CrowPay's verified registration protects legitimate contractors and homeowners. Client's with an upcoming project should ask their prospective contractor's if they use CrowPay and encourage them to sign up for that project.
Professional businesses set the terms of what they offer and how they transact business to customers. CrowPay was built by a contractor for contractors and understands in order to maintain a successful contractor-client relationship the contractor is obligated to bring clients a trusted and professional process. Qualified contractors have their own systems and should not need to rely on a client to deliver a successful project outcome. Might sound harsh, but if the roles are wrong to start it's the quickest way for a job to become problematic.
If you are a client and working with a great professional contractor, send them to CrowPay. If they are legit they will likely sign up and gladly use it, especially if you are lacking trust to begin with.
CrowPay is a licensed escrow agent in Utah. Money transmission licensing is handled state by state and CrowPay will be expanding to other states in 2026. Each project location must include an address and will only be approved in states CrowPay is licensed to operate. If you are a contractor outside of Utah, but want to use CrowPay in your state, let us know by joining the wait list here.
CrowPay uses Stripe, to transfer from clients checking or savings account into a trust account held at into Cache Valley Bank, a federally licensed and FDIC bank, whose corporate headquarters is in Logan, UT. Each CrowPay client is FDIC insured up to $250,000. For projects over $250,000 Cache Valley Bank works with a partner bank network to ensure additional FDIC insurance coverage on all monies deposited into CrowPay. After work approvals funds get allocated to contractors and are then FDIC insured to the contractor up to $250,000.
Join contractors who finish strong, get paid faster,
and build better client relationships with escrow-backed protection.

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