Owning a Jamstik is easier than ever thanks to Sezzle!
You can now buy the Jamstik GT or Studio MIDI Guitar and pay for it over 4 automatic, interest-free payments. Sezzle is fully integrated with the Jamstik website, so all you need to do is select Sezzle as your payment option when you're ready to buy.
Sezzle splits your payments over four equal installments due every two weeks. There are no long forms or detailed personal information, Sezzle simply uses your bank statements to process your application on the spot—so you can get approved instantly and securely.
How it works:
Browse through our products and add one to your shopping cart.
Once added to your cart, click "checkout" and select Sezzle as your payment option.
After clicking "Complete order", you will be redirected to Sezzle to complete your purchase securely. Follow the steps provided and select the bank account you want to use for your automatic payments. Get approved instantly and securely.
Sezzle takes care of the rest. They'll remind you when payments are due and will process your payments automatically. If you use Sezzle for other payments in the future, your details will be saved and ready to go!
Have any other questions about Sezzle?
We've got you covered! Most shoppers can find the help they are looking for in the FAQ. If you can’t find the answers you’re looking for, contact the team at info@sezzle.com or the Jamstik team at support@jamstik.com
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