Contact details first
The form asks for your name, work email, company, job title, and an optional phone number.
Contact Gruv
Start a conversation about your workflow
Share your contact details and a Gruv team member will follow up. When you connect, bring the workflow, markets, systems, or questions you want to discuss.
PayoutsMerchant of RecordPayment collectionReporting
Contact form
Send your details first
Name
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Work email
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Company and role
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Phone
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After you submit
- Contact request sent
- Gruv team follows up
- Choose a useful next step
What the form does
Start with your details, then talk through the workflow
The contact form is deliberately short. It opens a follow-up with the team; it does not reserve a calendar time or ask you to map the whole problem before anyone responds.
Workflow details in the follow-up
When the team gets in touch, share the workflow, markets, systems, or questions you want to discuss.
Submitting does not book a meeting
Submitting the form sends a contact request. You and the Gruv team can decide what next step is useful.
Useful context for the follow-up
- The payment, billing, or contractor workflow you want to discuss
- The markets, currencies, and people involved
- Any systems that need to exchange information with Gruv
- The question or decision you want help with first
What happens after you submit
- 1Submit your name, work email, company, job title, and optional phone number.
- 2A Gruv team member follows up using the details you provided.
- 3You decide together whether product information, a call, or another next step is useful.
Topics to bring
Start with the part that is hardest today
You do not need to know which Gruv page or product name fits. A concrete payment, billing, contractor, reporting, or connection question is enough to begin.
Marketplace and creator payouts
Discuss payee onboarding, batch payouts, payment methods, exceptions, and what finance needs to follow.
Contractor billing and Merchant of Record
Talk through invoices, payment collection, contractor readiness, refunds, disputes, and payout handoffs.
Collections, virtual accounts, and FX
Explain how funds arrive today, which records need to match, and where conversion or settlement fits.
Reporting and integrations
Share the files, APIs, events, and finance outputs your team needs to understand.
A simple path from contact to next step
- 01
Send your details
Use the contact form or email [email protected].
- 02
Share the problem
Explain what you are trying to improve and the first question you need answered.
- 03
Choose the next step
That might be product information, a conversation, or a clear decision that Gruv is not the right fit.
Explore first
Read more before you contact the team
Review pricing context, integration patterns, and public buyer resources at your own pace.
Review pricing context
See how Gruv describes commercial scope and which details depend on the service you choose.
Explore integration patterns
Review illustrative connection patterns and the maturity label shown for each one.
Browse buyer resources
Start with the public product, trust, integration, and pricing information already available.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the contact form collect?+
The form asks for your name, work email, company, job title, and an optional phone number. It does not ask for workflow or market details yet.
Does submitting the form book a meeting?+
No. Submitting the form sends a contact request. A Gruv team member follows up, and you can decide whether a call or another next step makes sense.
What should I prepare for the follow-up?+
It helps to know which workflow you want to discuss, the markets and currencies involved, the systems you use today, and the first question you want answered.
What can I discuss with Gruv?+
Common starting points include payouts, contractor billing, Merchant of Record, payment collection, virtual accounts, FX, reporting, and integrations. Availability is confirmed for your setup.
Can I explore Gruv before contacting the team?+
Yes. Start with the buyer resources, integration patterns, pricing context, product pages, or free tools. Contact the team when you have a question worth discussing.
Prefer to start by email?
Write to [email protected] with the question or workflow you want to discuss. You can also use the contact form and wait for a follow-up.