For your freelance business
Bring your client work into Gruv, send invoices with payment links, and see what is paid and what still needs a follow-up.
Start independently. Payment collection follows the setup for your account.
Your work, ready to bill
Website design · September
Client invoice
$2,400 USD
From a finished piece of work to a clear request for payment.
The hours, the client and the amount belong together. So does the link you send for payment.
Add your client and service lines, or use billable project and timesheet details.
Review the amount, currency and due date. Complete the onboarding and invoice checks that apply.
Your client opens checkout for that invoice and can pay without creating an account.
From
Asha Design
Bill to
Northstar Studio
Website design
Service amount shown. Any applicable tax is confirmed before sending.
Illustrative invoice. Asha Design and Northstar Studio are examples, not customers.
One invoice. One payment link.
The amount and currency are filled in for your client.
See what has been paid and which client invoice still needs attention.
Website design · INV-1043
USD 2,400
Paid
Brand refresh · INV-1044
USD 900
Outstanding · due 22 Sep
If a client says they have paid and the invoice still looks unpaid, check the payment reference before sending another request.
Illustrative records. Paid describes the client invoice, not money in your bank.
Create client invoices with service lines, dates and the currencies available to your account.
Send an invoice link so your client can pay using the methods available at checkout.
Understand client payment, settlement and payout as separate steps.
See how tax details fit the invoice and your managed-billing agreement.
Create your freelancer account. If you need managed billing, we can help you confirm the right setup.
