100% Salesforce Native
Accept payments directly from any object in Salesforce. No integration needed.
Flexible Framework
Since 2008, the choice of Salesforce Admins and Developers for it's easy customization and flexibility for many payment uses.
Recurring Billing
Recurring billing supports multiple options from daily to every 2 year automatic payments with ALL gateways.

Chargent Terminal connects retail payments to Salesforce via a modern smart terminal. Now you can accept credit card or smartphone payments via mobile terminal as part of any Salesforce workflow.
- Take in person payments via card and smartphone
- Modernize your retail payment terminals
- Eliminate silos with all customer and payment data in Salesforce

Why Salesforce Payments?
Why should your company consider Salesforce payment processing, and add credit card and ACH payments directly into your Salesforce workflow?
Here are 5 reasons to integrate payments in Salesforce.

Why Chargent?
We put the control of your payments in your hands. Highly extensible platform with a large network of developers that know how to use our products.
Here are 6 reasons to choose Chargent for your Salesforce payment processing.
“ This app has been great from the start. It was easy to set up, flexible to fit multiple processes and support has been great since day one. Highly recommend for any company looking to quickly build out the ability to accept payments in SFDC ”
- Marc Relford“ The ease and use of Chargent within Salesforce makes everything seamlessly to use. This is a must have if you are using Salesforce to conduct business. ”
- Michael Carathers“ This app has been great from the start. It was easy to set up, flexible to fit multiple processes and support has been great since day one. Highly recommend for any company looking to quickly build out the ability to accept payments in SFDC ”
- Marc Relford“ We have loved this app! We have had very few issues with our recurring payments and absolutely no double charges. The support crew is great to work with as well. ”
- Wendy Wirthlin