Add the essentials.
Add your client, invoice amount, and due date. See what’s open, coming due, or overdue at a glance.
You did the work. Following up shouldn’t be another job. Keep unpaid invoices in sight and find the right words to give clients a gentle nudge.
Free to start. No credit card needed.
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Bring your existing invoices. NudgeKit helps you keep track of what happens next.
Add your client, invoice amount, and due date. See what’s open, coming due, or overdue at a glance.
Draft a polite payment follow-up. Review the wording and send it from your own email.
Record payments and keep your follow-up history together, so the next step is always clear.
Hi Alex,
Hope your week is going well! Just a friendly check-in on invoice INV-024 for the brand identity work.
If you’ve already sent payment, thank you. Otherwise, could you let me know when to expect it?
Thanks so much!
Following up can feel awkward, even when you’re owed the money. Start with a useful draft, keep your own voice, and stay in control.
A free workspace for your first invoices, with more room when you need it.
A simple home for your first few invoices.
For a growing list of clients and projects.
Pro billing is currently in Stripe Sandbox while we prepare for launch. Create a free account to get started.
NudgeKit helps you track invoices you’ve already created and prepare follow-up messages. Create your invoices and collect payments using the tools you already use, then mark invoices paid in your workspace.
Messages are drafts for you to review, edit, and send from your email. You stay in control of the wording and when each follow-up goes out.
No. Create a Free account and track up to five open invoices. Explore Pro from your account whenever you need more room.
Free includes occasional sponsored placements in the workspace. They’re designed to sit alongside your work. Pro removes sponsored placements.
Yes. Sign in to the same account to access your synced invoices, profile, message drafts, and activity.
Give your unpaid invoices a little attention.
Then get back to making good things.