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Adding or updating a payment method

This article covers how to add a new payment method, update an existing one, and switch your default. If you're brand new and haven't added a payment method yet, see Adding a payment method in the Getting Started section.

Quick reminder on how payment works

LeadSource has two ways to fund your account:

  • Card on file is auto-charged each time a lead is delivered.

  • ACH bank transfers are used to prefund your balance in larger amounts. You sign a one-time authorization and then request transfers when you want to top up.

You can use either, both, or switch between them. The articles below assume that context.

Adding a new card

  1. Go to Billing

  2. Click Add Payment Method

  3. Select Card

  4. Enter the details and submit

You can have multiple cards on file at the same time. Useful as a backup if your primary card has an issue.

Updating card details

If your card was reissued, expired, or you got a new one:

  1. Go to Billing

  2. Click the Manage button

  3. Select Edit

  4. Update the expiration date, CVV, or zip code

If you got an entirely new card number, it's better to add it as a new card and remove the old one.

Removing a card

  1. Go to Billing

  2. Click the Manage button

  3. Select Delete button on the card you want to remove

  4. Confirm and Delete

You can't remove your only card if you have active campaigns and no ACH balance available. Add a new one first, or transfer ACH funds, then remove the old card.

Managing ACH bank transfers

ACH is handled through a one-time authorization. There's nothing to "edit" in the same way you'd edit a card. If you've authorized bank transfers and need to make a change:

  • Change the bank account you're transferring from. Email [email protected]. We may need you to re-sign the authorization form for the new account.

  • Request a transfer. Let our accounting team know how much you'd like to process. Transfers take 2-5 business days to clear.

  • Revoke authorization. Email [email protected] and we'll handle the paperwork.

What to do if a card charge keeps failing

If you're seeing repeated charge failures on your card:

  • Check that the card hasn't expired

  • Check that the billing zip matches what your bank has on file

  • Call your bank and ask if they're blocking the charges (some banks flag recurring small charges as suspicious)

  • Try adding a different card

If you've checked all of the above and charges still aren't going through, email [email protected].

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