Your Clients Want Flexibility. Are You Listening?
Did you know that up to 89% of legal clients prefer their firms to offer payment flexibility? It’s quickly becoming a key factor in client satisfaction and retention.
Our Payment Plan User Survey highlights why offering monthly payment options could be the game changer your firm needs.
With actionable insights from real users, you’ll understand:
- Why clients value payment plans (and how they impact decision-making).
- The connection between payment flexibility and client loyalty.
- Best practices for incorporating payment plans into your A/R strategy.
QuickFee’s monthly payment plans are designed to benefit both your law firm and your clients, ensuring you collect payments faster while building on your relationships.
But don’t just take our word for it! Check out the survey to understand what clients are looking for.
From 48 to 17 Days: How This Firm Transformed A/R
What if you could reduce your firm’s average time-to-payment from 48 days to just 17 days?
That’s exactly what one professional services firm achieved after trying QuickFee’s monthly payment plans and digital options.
Read the case study to see how this firm drastically improved their A/R with QuickFee
Here’s why both law and accounting firms love our payment plans:
- Accelerated Cash Flow: Reduce the A/R cycle while maintaining client trust.
- Revenue on Time: Hit your financial targets without chasing payments.
- Improved Client Relationships: Offer clients the flexibility they need.
Take the next step towards faster payments and better cash flow for your firm!
Your Guide to Reduce A/R and Improve Cash Flow
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At QuickFee, we understand the unique challenge law firms face with Accounts Receivable (A/R). It’s all too common to have funds tied up for months – hurting cash flow and making your revenue targets harder to hit.
With a monthly payment plan option, you can break the cycle.
By offering clients flexibility, you’ll speed up collections while maintaining strong client relationships.
Curious to see how it works? Watch this short video explaining how to streamline collections and improve cash flow for your firm.
Get paid on time, reduce your A/R, and focus on what matters most—running your firm.
Stand Out in 2025 with Flexible Solutions
Payment flexibility isn’t just helpful—it’s driving growth in professional services. Firms using QuickFee report improved cash flow and stronger client relationships.
With QuickFee’s monthly payment plan option, you gain:
- Faster Payments – Get paid in full while offering manageable payment plans.
- Improved Cash Flow – Your firm gets upfront revenue without costly delays.
- Client Retention – Meet client needs (and turn first-time buyers into loyal advocates).
Curious to see how other firms are succeeding with QuickFee?
Download this case study on "Increasing Client Spend with Quickfee Finance” and learn about the ROI of monthly payment plans from a top accounting firm.
Don’t wait to gain the strategic advantage that payment flexibility can bring.
Why Monthly Payment Plans Work for Everyone
Supporting your clients while growing your firm might seem challenging—but it doesn’t have to be. Payment plans allow you to do both.
Picture this:
- Your clients get premium services without disrupting their cash flow.
- Your firm collects full payments upfront, every time.
Offering flexible payment plans builds greater trust with clients and eases their financial concerns. That trust translates into long-term client relationships (and more referrals).
Want to learn more about the client experience?
Check out the results from this recent survey of professional services clients – and learn why they prefer having a payment plan option available.
A Smarter Way to Boost Your 2025 Revenue
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At QuickFee, we’ve seen firsthand how flexible payment options (like monthly payment plans) can not only enhance client satisfaction but also directly affect your bottom line.
By providing monthly payment plans, your firm can:
- Make your premium services more accessible to clients.
- Increase client retention by offering them greater financial flexibility.
- Clean up cash flow with more predictable, upfront payments.
With an estimated 25% of professional services clients now asking about payment flexibility, having simple payment solutions is no longer just an option—it’s a competitive necessity.
Check out this short video, "The Business Case for Offering Monthly Payment Plans,” to learn how QuickFee’s payment solutions drive results for firms just like yours.
Here’s to a more profitable year!
Maximize Your Firm’s 2025 Revenue with Monthly Payment Plans
Long payment cycles can strain cash flow and limit client access to professional services. Maximize Your Firm’s 2025 Revenue with Monthly Payment Plans explores how offering flexible payment options can help firms attract more clients, build stronger relationships, and increase revenue without taking on financial risk.
Backed by exclusive QuickFee survey data, this guide highlights the growing demand for payment flexibility and how firms can leverage monthly plans to stay competitive. Discover how to streamline payments, improve cash flow, and unlock new business opportunities in 2025.
Don’t Be a Bank for Your Legal Clients
Key Tactics to Reduce Accounts Receivable in Law Firms
Collecting client payments is crucial to running your legal practice, but it doesn’t have to be painful. Properly managing the Accounts Receivable (A/R) process will ensure greater financial health, organizational stability, and the freedom to focus on practicing law (instead of chasing down payments).
This guide is written for law firm administrators, billing specialists, and partners who want to improve their A/R management and stop being a bank for their clients. We’ll guide you through a few important strategies, tools, and innovations that can help you collect payments faster, maintain healthy cash flow, and hit your revenue targets on time.
The CFO’s Guide To Tech-Enhanced Revenue & Profit Strategies
Historically, CFOs were often seen as the “CF-No,” focused on controlling budgets and curbing expenditures that didn’t align with financial plans. However, today’s CFOs are better described as the “CF-Know,” with a comprehensive understanding of the entire business ecosystem. This shift has empowered them to offer insights that fuel organizational success rather than just manage costs.
Today's CFOs are responsible for risk management, human resources, and technology strategy. Additionally, the scope of their influence now includes critical components like Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors, digital transformation, and strategic leadership, reflecting the complexity of today’s business environment.
Seven Financial Stewardship Principles for Churches
In church leadership, stewardship is a key value, particularly regarding tithing and generosity. However, stewardship also extends to how churches manage their resources, such as finances, people, time, and facilities. To achieve their mission, churches must use these resources wisely and faithfully. By following essential financial stewardship principles, church leaders can foster sustainable growth and fulfill their God-given purpose.
This guide presents seven foundational principles to help churches manage their resources effectively while aligning their financial practices with their spiritual mission.
The Nonprofit Guide to Collaborative Budgeting
Nonprofits face a challenging landscape characterized by financial constraints and evolving stakeholder expectations. To navigate these challenges effectively, adopting innovative financial strategies like collaborative budgeting is essential. This approach not only aligns with an organization’s mission but also enhances adaptability in a dynamic environment.
Streamlining the Budget Process for Enhanced Organizational Efficiency
Efficient and effective budget management is crucial for the sustainability and growth of any organization. Streamlining the budget process not only reduces the time and resources spent on budgetary activities, but also enhances the decision-making capabilities, ensuring that financial resources are allocated optimally. Our Martus experts have outlined a three-step approach to refine and improve the budgeting process within any organization, ensuring they are aligned with their strategic goals and operational needs.
How Quick Consols Gets You Accurate Results Fast
Consider the fact that according to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) up to 88% of charter planes that fallout of the sky are caused by human error. That number only drops to 50% when looking at commercial airliners.
Of course airplanes that stop flying, especially mid flight, tend to create a fair amount of noise (pun intended) because the impact on us is graphic and devastating on a human level. But what about all the other professionals out there including the accounting profession? The financial reporting requirements out there now are as complicated as the cockpit of an Airbus A380.
3 Reasons Finance Departments Are Still Struggling with Overtime
While most companies excel at tracking their financial performance through clear metrics like profit and loss, they overlook measuring how employees spend their time. In many finance departments, particularly in larger companies, time is only ever considered during month-end closings and audit deadlines.
In our experience with every finance department across companies that Quick Consols has served, there's a consistent pattern of overtime during month-end reporting cycles. But why? Month-ends haven’t changed in the last 30 years. Interestingly, the process of data collation for management or shareholders hasn’t changed either.
How Quick Consols Gets You Accurate Results Fast
Consider the fact that according to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) up to 88% of charter planes that fallout of the sky are caused by human error. That number only drops to 50% when looking at commercial airliners.
Of course airplanes that stop flying, especially mid flight, tend to create a fair amount of noise (pun intended) because the impact on us is graphic and devastating on a human level. But what about all the other professionals out there including the accounting profession? The financial reporting requirements out there now are as complicated as the cockpit of an Airbus A380.