Secure payment via Stripe

Pay your
storage balance.

No deposit — full payment is due when your items are delivered to your new address in the fall. Pay it securely through Stripe below; Go Blue Move never sees or stores your card details.

Due at fall delivery

Final Move-In Balance

You'll get a detailed invoice by email a couple of days before your delivery date. Enter that exact total on the Stripe page that opens.

Pay Move-In Balance

Don't see an exact amount to enter, or paying by check/Venmo/Zelle instead? Contact scampbel@umich.edu and we'll sort it out directly.

For the site owner

Setting up the Stripe Payment Link — step by step.

You already have a Stripe account, so this is entirely dashboard clicks — no code. You need one payment link, using "customers choose what to pay," since every student's invoice total is different.

  1. Open Payment Links

    In the Stripe Dashboard, go to Payments → Payment Links, then click + New.

  2. Choose "Customers choose what to pay"

    Instead of a fixed product, select this pricing model. Title it "Storage Move-In Balance."

  3. Set guardrails

    Add a suggested amount and set a sensible minimum/maximum so a typo can't under- or over-charge someone.

  4. Add a description

    In the description, note: "Enter the exact total from your emailed invoice."

  5. Match your brand (optional)

    Under the page's branding options, upload the Go Blue Move logo (assets/logo-full.svg, exported as PNG) and set the accent color to navy #00274C.

  6. Create & paste the link

    Click Create link, copy the URL (starts with buy.stripe.com/…), then in payment.html find REPLACE_WITH_BALANCE_LINK and swap that button's href for it.

Good to know: Stripe emails you (and can text/email the student) an automatic receipt for every payment, and every payment shows up in your Stripe Dashboard under Payments — no separate bookkeeping needed. If you'd ever like payments to automatically update a spreadsheet or send you a Slack/text alert, that's a further step using Stripe webhooks or Zapier, which does need a developer — happy to help with that later if it's useful.