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How to Pay an Invoice Through the Miss Hosting Customer Zone

This guide shows you how to find and pay an invoice through the Miss Hosting Customer Zone.

What You Need

Before you start, make sure you have:

  • Access to your Miss Hosting Customer Zone

  • An unpaid invoice

  • A supported payment method

Available payment methods may include:

  • Credit card

  • PayPal

  • Swish

  • Invoice

  • Web Invoice

Step 1: Open Your Invoices

Log in to the Miss Hosting Customer Zone:

Then:

  1. Go to Billing.

  2. Select My Invoices.

Step 2: Open the Invoice

Under My Invoices, click the invoice you want to pay.
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Step 3: Start the Payment

Click the green Pay Now button.
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Step 4: Choose Your Payment Method

Select the payment method you want to use.

Available options may include:

  • Credit Card

  • PayPal

  • Swish

  • Invoice

  • Web Invoice

Click the green Pay Now button to continue.

Step 5: Complete Your Payment

Choose the section below for your preferred payment method.

Credit Card

  1. Select Credit Card.

  2. Click the green Pay Now button.

  3. Enter your credit card details.

  4. Click Submit Payment.

PayPal

  1. Select PayPal as the payment method.

  2. Click PayPal Check Out.

  3. Follow the instructions provided by PayPal.

Swish

  1. Select Swish as the payment method.

  2. Click Checkout.

  3. Follow the instructions provided by Swish.

Troubleshooting / FAQs

I can't find my invoice

Go to Billing → My Invoices in your Customer Zone and check your invoice list.

My payment was not completed

Check that your payment details are correct and try the payment again. If the problem continues, contact Miss Hosting Support.

Can I use a different payment method?

Yes. Select another available payment method on the payment page and follow the instructions provided.

Summary / Next Steps

To pay an invoice, go to Billing → My Invoices, open the invoice, and click Pay Now.

Choose your preferred payment method and follow the instructions to complete the payment.

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