PayPal Business

Name: PayPal Business
Rating: 4.2 (29375 reviews)
Author: PayPal, Inc.

By: PayPal, Inc.

Track sales and Send invoices

Features & Capabilities

PayPal Business on the go helps small merchants create and send invoices, track sales, and manage money from a mobile device. It serves as a lightweight business manager, keeping you connected to payments and customers while you focus on growing your business.

Key features include an easy invoice maker, sales trend insights (monthly, quarterly, and yearly), simple money transfers to your bank, access to customer information, and the ability to issue refunds from your phone. This app streamlines payments and cash flow, making mobile business management effortless.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Payments Sales E-Commerce Data

By:

PayPal, Inc.

Rating:

4.20

(29,375)

Version:

2025.04.24 Last updated: 2025-04-24

Version code:

874207176

Creation date:

2016-11-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

382.37MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-12

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 9,556 ▲ 235

Other rankings

#2 in paypal keyword 34 #4 in business keyword 22 #32 in payments keyword 20 ▲ 1#46 in dropshipping keyword 39 ▼ 5

Other platforms

PayPal Business (v2025.04.24)

30,342,370 3.86

(108,671)

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Developed by:

PayPal, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/paypal-business/id1053148887

Website:

https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/business-app

User Reviews

User reviews consistently point to PayPal Business on iOS as prone to blocking/restricting accounts and holding funds, often with little warning and lengthy verification. App reliability is a major problem, with frequent login loops, freezes, and crashes. Invoicing features are reported as broken, and bank linkage/ transfers are troublesome. Customer support is broadly criticized. A few mentions note no monthly fee and the ability to accept credit card payments, but the overall sentiment is negative due to reliability and support issues.

Pros

No monthly fee for PayPal Business
Allows clients to pay with credit cards

Cons

Frequent account blocks/restrictions and fund holds that disrupt business operations
Persistent login/app performance issues (freezes, crashes, repeated prompts)
Invoicing feature is broken or unusable (can't send/create/save invoices)
Difficulties linking bank accounts or transferring funds
Poor customer support and lengthy, repetitive verification processes

Recent reviews

PayPal started this irritating daily summary, and there is no easy way to turn this off. Very frustrating and over reach by PayPal to do this without my consent

by Ha*****, 2026-06-19

I CANT WIDRAW MY CLIENTS DEPOST FOR 180 days Spoke to multiple Customer service representatives (NO ONE CANT TELL ME WHY) I have 2k sitting on their platform and I can’t withdraw it. Was forced to use my own money to do the job for my client. I appealed and had NO ANSWER THIS IS THE MOST FRUSTRATING SITUATION IVE EVER HAD PLEASE THINK TWICE WHEN USING PAYPAL FOR YOUR BUSINESS I DO NOT RECOMMEND

by 1 *****, 2026-06-19

Not recommended! I started a sole proprietorship business as a side hustle, managing everything legally and legitimately. I opened a PayPal business account because there was no monthly fee and I could have my clients use their credit cards. After 2 weeks PayPal blocked my account and required more information about how my business worked and ran, I submitted and they replied the documents weren’t legible, please keep in mind I submitted PDF docs downloaded from supplier websites. After 5 days of my account being blocked and unavailable to send invoices or receive payments I lost a $24,000 job because of a construction schedule and timing. They will lock your account without warning and you’re dead in the water and waiting for them, they clearly have no idea how a sole proprietorship works and that a new business has little to no history of taxes and suppliers.