Built for independent creators

Invoicing software for freelancers

DUE is designed for freelance influencers and UGC creators. For the creator version of this page, see creator invoicing.

Freelance invoicing goes wrong long before the invoice. The brief lands in an email, the scope shifts in a reply, a due date is agreed in a thread, and by the time you sit down to bill you're reconstructing the job from memory. DUE is built around that problem: the invoice is the last step, not the first.

Start at the brief, not the invoice

Paste the client's email, drop in the PDF quote they accepted, or upload a screenshot of the message. DUE reads the client, the scope, the amount, the dates and the payment terms, and shows you what it found so you can correct anything before it's saved.

Remember the work, then bill it

Each job keeps its own deliverables and dates. As you finish items, DUE keeps the job's stage honest — in progress, waiting on the client, finished and not yet invoiced. When you invoice, you're invoicing work that actually happened, with your business details and payment terms already filled in.

Know before you chase

DUE reconciles payments from a bank CSV you import yourself, with duplicate review and suggested invoice matches. Because that data is only as current as your last import, DUE shows you how fresh it is and asks you to confirm before you follow up. DUE flags overdue invoices; you choose the wording and send it yourself.

What it costs

Free during early access; we will give notice before any future paid plans. No automatic charges.

No card, no time limit and no collab limit while early access runs.