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Good work deserves a clearer path to payment

Whether you run a business or work for yourself, start with the job you want to make easier.

For businesses

Start with the next job on your list

A new contractor, a client invoice or the next payout. Choose the starting point that fits your day.

Explore the business journey
01

Bring contractors on board

Connect the agreement, required documents and review before the first payment.

Contractor onboarding
02

Collect a client payment

Give the client an invoice and payment link, then follow the payment status.

Payment collection
03

Keep vendor payments moving

Review who is being paid, approve the payment and follow up on issues.

Vendor payments

For freelancers

Your work. Your clients. Your income.

Keep the business side of your client work in view, from the invoice you send to the payment you’re waiting for.

  1. Add your client and the work you’re billing for.
  2. Send the invoice with a payment link.
  3. Follow paid and outstanding invoices.

Payment services activate after the required onboarding.

Client invoices

INV-024

Paid

Website design

$2,400

INV-025

Outstanding

September retainer

$1,200

Know which client payment has arrived and which invoice still needs a follow-up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Gruv as an independent freelancer?+
Yes. Create a freelancer account for your own clients and billable work. You can start with account setup without a sales call; payment services require the relevant onboarding and activation.
Our business needs more than one of these. Where do we start?+
Start with the job taking the most attention today: onboarding contractors, collecting client invoices or paying vendors. The relevant product page explains that flow, and we can discuss how the next one connects.
Do we need an API integration to start paying vendors?+
No. A CSV import can be the starting point for a payout batch. Review the imported items before processing. APIs and accounting connections are separate setup choices.
How do we confirm availability for our countries?+
Review the payer and recipient countries, currencies, account types and payment method together. The trust and coverage page explains the questions that determine an available payment route.

Let’s find your starting point

Tell us what you’re trying to collect or pay. We’ll help you choose a useful first step.