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How payouts work

Choose how often Stripe sends your client payments to your connected bank account. Superset uses your Stripe payout settings to control when funds are transferred

Written by Noah Cracknell
Updated over 3 weeks ago

When a client pays you through Superset, Stripe collects the payment and transfers the funds to your connected bank account. You can manage this in Stripe Dashboard → Settings → Payout Settings.

Follow these steps

  1. Log in to your Stripe Dashboard.

  2. Go to Settings → Business.

  3. Open External payout accounts and scheduling.

  4. Find Payout schedule.

  5. Choose one of these options:

    • Daily to send funds every business day

    • Weekly to send funds once a week on the day you choose

    • Monthly to send funds once a month on the date you choose

    • Manual to transfer funds yourself when needed

  6. Click Save to confirm.

Notes & best practices

  • There is always a processing delay before payouts arrive. This is usually about 2 business days in the US, and may be longer in some countries.

  • Weekends and public holidays can delay payout timing.

  • If you issue a refund and your Stripe balance is not enough to cover it, Stripe may debit your bank account or offset the amount from future payouts.

FAQ

What payout schedule do most coaches use?

Most coaches choose weekly payouts because it gives a good balance between steady cash flow and simpler bookkeeping.

Can payout timing still be delayed if I choose daily payouts?

Yes. Even daily payouts still have a processing delay, and weekends or public holidays can make payouts take longer.

What happens if I issue a refund but my Stripe balance is too low?

Stripe may debit your bank account or offset the amount from future payouts.

Why would I choose weekly instead of daily payouts?

Weekly payouts can make bookkeeping simpler while still giving you regular cash flow. It is also the option most coaches use.

Can weekends and holidays affect when I get paid?

Yes. Payout timing can be extended around weekends and public holidays.

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