Your domain and brand
The portal supports branded hosts and per-tenant theming so customers see your business, not a generic payment portal.
Invite customers into a white-labelled portal on your domain where they can review invoices and subscriptions, pay, manage saved payment methods, and handle account access without ever being pushed into a separate vendor-branded experience.
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The portal supports branded hosts and per-tenant theming so customers see your business, not a generic payment portal.
Portal users are invited and managed intentionally, with password reset, invitation expiry, and account lockout rules built into the model.
Customers can review invoices, subscriptions, receipts, and payment status from the same place instead of emailing back and forth for every update.
Saved payment methods, invoice payment flows, and subscription auto-pay preferences live inside the same customer-facing experience.
The portal is a dedicated frontend with tenant-aware branding and host resolution. That lets you present invoices and subscriptions inside a customer-facing experience that matches your own business identity.
Portal access is managed intentionally. Teams invite users, control the account lifecycle, and can choose the sign-in experience that makes sense for their customers instead of opening public self-signup.
The portal focuses on the customer jobs that actually reduce back-and-forth: reviewing invoices, tracking subscriptions, paying outstanding balances, managing saved payment methods, and seeing receipts.
Customers get self-service access, while your team keeps the billing, CRM, signing, and communication history anchored to the same relationship behind the scenes.
The portal exposes the same invoice, subscription, payment-method, and receipt data already managed in Cornerspot billing.
Portal access belongs to the same customer relationship your team already tracks, instead of living in a separate customer-access silo.
Portal users can step into document signing flows without making your customer manage a second account system.
Known portal users can carry their identity into conversations so support starts from the right customer context.
Your public site and your customer portal can present one coherent brand across the same web presence.
“Our customers stopped asking where to pay, where to find receipts, and whether the portal was even ours. It finally felt like our own customer front door.”
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Custom portal hosts are supported, and every account also has the Cornerspot-hosted option available while you set up your preferred domain.
Portal access is invite-managed. Your team invites the customer; there is no public self-signup flow.
They can review invoices, subscriptions, receipts, payment methods, and billing status, as well as complete payment-related tasks from the same portal experience.
Yes. The portal frontend is designed as a responsive customer experience, including the core billing flows customers commonly complete from their phones.
Yes. The portal can be used on its own, but it becomes much more compelling when billing, signing, CRM, and chat already live in the same platform.