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# Setting up auto-pay

How to set up auto-pay at Synteq.

## PayPal

PayPal automatically makes a subscription on an invoice payment. 

When you get either the first or renewal invoice for your service, all you have to do is just pay it with PayPal as outlined here: [Paying an invoice](/client-portal/billing/paying-an-invoice.md)

PayPal payments are automatically done on the date that you have set up your auto-payment.

### Credit & debit cards

Automatic Credit/Debit card charges are done 3 days before the due date.

### 1. Go to your payment methods

Start by logging into our [client area](https://get.crunchbits.com/), and then on the left navigation bar select `Billing` \[1], then `Payment Methods` \[2]. 

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Then click on the `Add New Credit Card` button

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### 2. Adding a card to your account

Then enter your card details \[1], and select the correct billing address \[2].

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Afterward, click on the `Save Changes` button to add the card to your account.

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