Indian payment option
1-RUPAY Card
2-UPI
3-WALLET payment option (paytm, phonepe, amazon pay)

Please feel😭 our problem🤕.

It would be great to have the option to specify payment methods on a per-server basis. This way, I could allow clients to pay for their own server without having to transfer the server to a client account. Most of my clients don't understand, or care to learn, about having their own account. They just want to pay and have me take care of the details.

Ideally, I could establish a default payment method for all servers on my account and then override payment information for individual servers as needed.

that each server can choose with which payment method to pay, within the same account.

I am in utter disbelief to learn that I cannot pay my bill because my business uses Discover. Discover is one of the most popular networks, what gives? Why???

Instead of paying automatically via creditcard, please provide SEPA direct debit for IBAN.

As the main account holder I want to have invoices sent to another email address of my choosing, so I don't have to manually forward them to the person who deals with our finances.

Please Add Some Indian Payment Features like
1. Paytm
2. UPI
3. Google Pay
4. Wallet

We need Paypal Recurring billing. I don;t have a credit card and I hate to login everytime and pay with Paypal. Could you please enable Paypal Recurring payments.

I use Cloudways to host the applications i develop for my clients. All of them servers is at my account. I don't want to create a different account for every client with affiliate link. It would be nice to me (and i think for many others) if we can get any discount for every server. It could be something like we create accounts with affiliate program.

Think it's great that I can transfer a server between accounts to a new client so they can pay in their new account but I just wonder if Cloudways should compartmentalise the payment area incase clients who fiddle delete their server by mistake. I am a little weary of them in their own account playing with stuff. They just need to pay and shouldn't be worried about servers. Most of them freak out when I mention they can delete their server by accident if not careful. Per another member's suggestion send them a payment link while maintaining the server securely

Have an option to generate a payment link which can be sent to people directly for the server. Or if the payment fails, do not ask people to login and pay but provide a link which will open a payments page. This way the payment will be faster than logging in and clicking on multiple links before landing on the payments page.

I prefer to automatically have my CC charged monthly from CW. If the CC is declined, I'd like to have the ability to 1) notify me ideally via text and email that my card was declined and 2) have CW pull from the Backup Funds account. That way, CW is still paid on time and there's no interruption to the servers, sites, and services that I have with CW.
Someone else mentioned a secondary CC and that would be a great additional option too.

you accept only credit card and not other means of payment PayPal

I'd love to see either more currencies (such as GBP!), or alternatively allow billing via PayPal?
It would save users getting stung with horrific international transaction bank fees (for me it's between £0.50 and £1.50 PLUS 3%)

Allow admin to add 2nd credit card (as a backup) in case of expiry date issue with primary card. Adding funds option is not a sufficient fallback here on mission critical services.

Accept AWS Credits. WIll be really helpful for the startups.

When I purchase with my Bank Card, It's is declined because there's no 3D secure in Cloudways website.

You should add 3D Secure for the Payment and It's so much secure for the Every Card Payment

Kindly Integrate more payment options like Instamojo or UPI. Our bank holds the account if any payment is processed via PayPal.

In case there's a problem with an account, this would allow payment to to be made automatically from a second or third source, so there's no risk of a service interruption and no last-minute panic.