
Klarna's Pay in 4 and longer-term financing now available on Housecall Pro for 200,000+ pros. BNPL adoption for large home repairs remains low at 0.9%, per PYMNTS.
Home service professionals on the Housecall Pro platform can now offer Klarna payment options, Klarna said Wednesday. The partnership adds interest-free Pay in 4 and longer-term financing to the field service platform, according to the release. Housecall Pro counts more than 200,000 home service professionals.
The move targets a market where BNPL for large home repairs is still small. A PYMNTS Intelligence report found that 0.9% of consumers used BNPL for home improvement purchases of $1,000 or more in the prior 12 months. For home furnishings and appliances at that price point, 28.5% had used BNPL.
“The home services industry has modernized rapidly, and homeowners increasingly expect the same flexible payment experiences they get everywhere else,” Ethan Senturia, president of platform at Housecall Pro, said in the release. “Together with Klarna, we’re helping pros deliver a more seamless customer experience with greater choice, transparency and payment flexibility, making it easier for homeowners to move forward with essential repairs and projects.”
Klarna Chief Commercial Officer David Sykes said: “America’s tradespeople have modernized everything about how they run their businesses, except how they get paid. By bringing Klarna’s payment options to Housecall Pro, we’re giving plumbers, electricians, HVAC pros and other skilled professionals the payment flexibility their customers already expect.”
The PYMNTS report said: “Consumers appreciate BNPL for its convenience. Forty-three percent of users cited its ease of use as the most common reason they chose BNPL in the last 12 months. Likewise, a quarter of BNPL users appreciate its flexible repayment terms. These trends underscore BNPL’s role in providing flexible financial solutions to diverse consumer segments.”
For Klarna, the partnership extends its reach into everyday spending. PYMNTS reported in May that Klarna’s first-quarter results showed consumers leaning on BNPL for everyday purchases, with deposits and debit usage contributing to growth alongside point-of-sale financing.
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