Invoicing that ends in getting paid

Send the invoice.
Then stop chasing it.

Write an invoice in a minute and send one link. Your customer taps it and pays by card — no account to make, nothing to download. The money goes straight to your own bank, not ours.

No monthly fee · no contract · we only get paid when you do

Adeyemi Electrical
INV-0042 · due 27 Aug
Sent
Consumer unit replacement$940.00
Two-way lighting circuit$220.00
Certification and testing$80.00
Amount due$1,240.00

Card details never touch this site.

Who it is for

People who did the work
and would like paying for it.

A work van with a ladder on the roof

You finished at half five

Invoice written and sent from the van before you pull off the drive. Paid by the time you have unloaded.

A desk seen from above with a laptop, notebook and coffee

It has been on your list nine days

The work shipped last week. The invoice is still a thing you keep meaning to do. Two minutes, and it is gone.

A small shopfront with a striped awning

You run a shop, not a finance team

One screen, one number, no bookkeeping course required. Send a bill the way you would send a text.

A studio desk with two chairs and a wall calendar

Retainers go out on the first

Milestones when they land, and a name on the invoice before the work starts if that is how you work.

Three steps, then you are done

It is a link.
That is the whole trick.

01

Write it

Add what you did and what it costs. The total adds itself up as you go. Set the date it is due and say anything your customer needs to read.

02

Send it

One link, straight to them. They do not need an account, an app, or a password — they open it and there is the invoice, with a button to pay.

03

Get paid

They pay by card. You watch it turn green without refreshing anything. The money is already in your bank before you have put the kettle on.

The bit everyone else buries

Nobody likes finding the fee afterwards.

So here it is, before you sign up. Move the slider. That is the real arithmetic, including the card fee we do not get and will not pretend is not there.

An invoice for
$1,240.00
$50$10,000

Our share comes out of yours — never added on top of what your customer pays. No monthly fee, no minimum, nothing to cancel.

Your customer pays$1,240.00
Card processingStripe’s fee. Goes to them, not us.$36.26
Alderbill2% — the whole of how we make money$24.80
You keep$1,178.94

Why you can leave money on it

The dull things,
done properly.

What you sent is what they see

Once an invoice goes out, nobody can quietly change it — not you, not us. If something is wrong you send a correction and both stay on the record. No arguments six months later about what it said.

Get it in writing first

You can ask a customer to put their name to an invoice before they are able to pay it. Their name, the moment they did it, and exactly what they agreed to — kept with the invoice, not in your inbox.

Your money never sits with us

Payments go into your own account. We cannot hold it back, delay it, or freeze it, because we never have it in the first place. Every business here is paid directly.

Nobody else can see your books

Your customers, your invoices, your numbers. Walled off from every other business on here, and from us in any way that would let a mistake spill one into another.

Getting in

We let businesses in
by hand.

Not a growth trick — the opposite of one. Everybody here is paid straight into their own account, so who we let in is who we are standing behind. Tell us what you do and a person will read it.

01You ask, with your business name and the address you want.
02Someone reads it. Yes or no, with a reason either way — never silence.
03Connect your bank, send your first invoice, get paid into your own account.
Ask for an account →

No card to sign up. Nothing to cancel — stop invoicing and you stop paying.