Your customer's card statement shouldn't say some app's name

A customer books you, pays the deposit, and three weeks later spots a charge on their card from a name they don't recognize. It's the booking app's name, not yours. So they call their bank and dispute it. Now you're on the phone with the app's support desk trying to prove the job was real, and the money is frozen while you wait.

Why it happens

A lot of booking and “Book Now” tools take the payment through their own account first. The statement shows their name. The payout reaches you on their schedule. And when something goes wrong, refunds and disputes go through their process, not yours.

What it looks like when the money is yours from the start

• Deposits go straight into your own payment account, under your business name
• Your customer sees your name on their statement, so there's nothing to question
• You decide on refunds and reschedules, and you can see every payment yourself
• Money lands in your Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, Square, or card processor — CCCM never holds job money

How CCCM sets it up

We design and run your website with booking and deposits connected to your own accounts:

• Live in 2 business days after paid checkout and complete details
• $149 first month, then $99/month, three-month minimum
• We build it and run it — you do not manage templates after the job
• One round of tweaks each month included
• Buyout $1,500 if you want to own the site later
• Offer terms locked 60 days

Academy OS and athletic-homeschool software are quoted separately — talk first, no online checkout for that lane.

Design your site

If your customer's card statement still shows some app's name, start at /checkout. Or email hello@getcccm.com.