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Designed for safer home-project payments

Funding confidence for contractors. Release control for homeowners.

ServeStone Payments is designed around a safer payment structure for home projects. For pre-funded milestones, contractors can see when customer funding has been confirmed before the applicable work begins. Homeowners review photos and other milestone documentation and decide whether to authorize payment.

Funding arranged before work. Homeowner authorization before release.

Less uncertainty before work. More control before payment.

For contractors

Know the funding is in place before you start.

For homeowners

Fund the project without paying the contractor everything upfront.

How ServeStone Works

A safer path from project agreement to payment.

ServeStone organizes and records the process. It does not inspect construction, certify workmanship, or decide disputes.

  1. Set the project

  2. Arrange milestone funding

  3. Complete and document

  4. Review and decide

  5. Authorize, process, and record

    • Homeowner authorization
    • Payment processing
    • Completed transfer

Why ServeStone

Safer by structure, not by promises.

ServeStone is designed to reduce common home-project payment risks by placing clear requirements between project agreement, work, homeowner review, and payment.

  • Funding confirmed before applicable work

    For a pre-funded milestone, the contractor can see when the financial provider has confirmed the applicable customer funding before the associated work begins. This reduces reliance on a promise that the money will be available later.

  • Documentation connected to each milestone

    Photos, invoices, documents, notes, and other agreed records stay connected to the exact milestone and payment request they support. This gives the homeowner an organized submission to review rather than scattered texts, emails, and attachments.

  • Homeowner authorization before payment

    The homeowner reviews the milestone submission and can approve, ask a question, request more documentation, propose a partial release, or raise an issue before authorizing payment. Contractor submission is never treated as automatic payment approval.

  • Every payment stage remains distinct

    Funding confirmation, homeowner authorization, payment processing, and completed transfer are separately recorded stages. Approval must never be presented as completed payment.

Funding readiness for the contractor. Release authority for the homeowner. A recorded process for both.

What ServeStone Brings Together

One coordinated process from project terms to payment records.

ServeStone connects the project agreement, milestone funding status, contractor documentation, homeowner decisions, and payment records in one structured workflow. Contractors can prepare and document each milestone. Homeowners can review submissions and record their decisions. ServeStone keeps the process organized, traceable, and connected from one stage to the next.

  • 01

    Structured project terms

    Keep milestone scope, amounts, funding schedules, and documentation expectations connected to the agreed project.

  • 02

    Connected milestone records

    Keep photos, documents, questions, requests, and homeowner decisions tied to the milestone they concern.

  • 03

    Traceable payment workflow

    Follow funding status, release authorization, payment processing, and the resulting project payment record as separate connected stages.

One place for the project. One record of the decisions. One connected path to payment.

Banking and Payment Partnerships

Banking partnerships for safer project payments.

ServeStone Payments is built around a safer project-payment structure: funding readiness for contractors, release control for homeowners, and a connected record for both. We are seeking banking and payment-infrastructure partners to support the funding, payment, reporting, and reconciliation capabilities behind the ServeStone experience.

A safer way to move a home project forward.

ServeStone brings funding readiness, milestone documentation, homeowner decisions, and payment records into one coordinated process.