WHY CLEARPAY?
Clearpay makes budgeting easier by lending you the amount for your purchase, and allowing you to break down your payments into four instalments. These payments are then due every two weeks, interest-free.* Remember, spend responsibly - sometimes splitting up payments by using this credit might not always be the best option (just saying). Take a look at our FAQs for the full lowdown.
SHOP
The fun part – head over to CLZ and find something you love. Then, just add to your shopping basket…
CHOOSE HOW TO PAY
The easy part – simply select Clearpay as your payment method at the checkout.
PAY
The smart part – enjoy your new stuff right away and pay in four instalments. But remember – we want you to shop with confidence, so it's important to have a think about what you can actually afford before choosing any 'pay later' option. You'll need to make sure you have enough money to pay the amounts each month.
ALL YOU NEED TO START IS
A UK billing address
To be over 18 years of age
To be a permanent UK resident (excluding Channel Islands)*
Ts&Cs
So, you’ve chosen to spread the cost of your spending. Good move - but remember: be smart about it. You should have a good think about your finances before going with any kind of ‘pay later’ option. That means thinking ahead, and making sure you’ll have enough money each fortnight to pay your instalment. Our helpful FAQs are a good place to start if you want to know a bit more.
If you choose Clearpay, you don’t have to pay interest, but you will have to pay a late fee of £6 if you miss one of your payments. If your payment is still overdue after 7 days, you'll pay an additional £6 fee. The total amount of late fees you may be charged will depend on your order value. To make things simple, Clearpay sends you helpful reminders leading up to your payment due date, and you’ll also get a notification if a payment fails for any reason.
Using Clearpay won’t affect your credit score, because it doesn’t notify credit agencies of failed or missed payments. You still need to be careful, though - if you fail to pay on time, your Clearpay debt may be passed on to a debt-collection agency, and this could affect your ability to use Clearpay in the future. Make sure you spend within your own financial limits, and keep checking in on any remaining pay-later balances.
