Done now. Pay later.
Some work cannot wait for the perfect payment moment. Qont may accept approved buy now, pay later and instalment-based payment methods for eligible jobs, giving clients another way to move construction and maintenance work forward when timing matters.
How it works
Qont does not provide the credit product. The work stays with us, while the payment method may sit with an approved third-party provider or supported instalment pathway, depending on the job, the provider, and the circumstances. The point is simple: if the work is ready, the payment path may not need to stop it.
- Approved third-party payment methods only
- Eligibility depends on the job and provider
- Construction and maintenance work stays with Qont
- Payment approval sits outside the work itself
What you need to know
Done Now, Pay Later is not a promise that every job, every client, or every payment method will be accepted. Availability can depend on provider approval, job type, service location, work value, timing, and the payment method selected. Where available, it is there to help shape the payment differently, not lower the standard of the work.
- Subject to provider and job eligibility
- Not every job will qualify
- Availability may vary by provider and circumstance
- Work scope and serviceability still apply
Important information
Qont presents Done Now, Pay Later information on a general basis only. It is not financial product advice, credit assistance, credit representation, legal advice, tax advice, or any recommendation that a particular product, provider, or instalment arrangement is right for you. Any third-party buy now, pay later or instalment arrangement remains the product of the relevant provider, not Qont, and any decision to apply for, use, or rely on that product should be made by you based on your own circumstances and the provider’s terms. Qont’s role is limited to the work itself and, where applicable, acceptance of an approved payment method for eligible jobs.
In Australia, most buy now, pay later contracts fall within the low cost credit contract regime, and from 10 June 2025 anyone engaging in credit activities involving those contracts must hold an Australian credit licence with the appropriate authorisations. ASIC’s guidance is directed at the credit providers and licensees operating those products. That is why Qont should not present itself as the credit provider or the adviser on whether a BNPL product is suitable for you.
All statements on this page remain subject to provider approval, product availability, serviceability, work scope, location, workforce capacity, contractor and partner availability, third-party interference, internal acceptance criteria, and any applicable quotation terms, SOW, WO, T&Cs, or other approved written instruction issued by Qont. Where reliance matters, confirmation should be requested directly from Qont and, separately, from the relevant payment provider.
Done now, Pay later
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