Invoicing for writers and editors
File the story. The invoice is already on its way.
Bill per article, per project or once a month. Clients pay from a link by card, Apple Pay or bank, regular clients are invoiced automatically, and reminders chase the editors who forget.
Blog content, April
Paid- 4 blog posts$1,400.00
- Editing pass$200.00
Total$1,600.00
Made for the way writers and editors work
The paperwork side of the job, on the phone already in your pocket.
- Invoices in plain words
- Type "4 blog posts at $350" and Quick add builds the lines. Check it, then send.
- Regular clients, billed monthly
- Monthly content clients can be invoiced automatically, with the pay link and reminders.
- Paid from a link
- Clients pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or from their bank account. No portal to log in to.
- Reminders that do the chasing
- Polite emails before and after the due date, and they stop the moment the invoice is paid.
How a job gets paid
- Quote it. Send an estimate. The customer taps Approve, with a deposit if you asked for one.
- Do the job. Add lines as you go, or type them in plain words and let Quick add fill them in.
- Collect on the spot. Tap Collect now and show the QR code. Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank or pay over time.
- Let reminders chase the rest. Polite emails before and after the due date, stopping the moment it's paid.
See pricing: free to start, and the money goes straight to your own bank through Stripe.
Questions from writers and editors
Can I invoice per article?
Yes. Each article can be its own line, with its own price, or a quantity times a rate.
Can I send an estimate first?
Yes. Send an estimate the client approves online. It becomes the invoice, with a deposit if you asked for one.
What does Paylark cost?
Starter is free: we take 0.3% of each payment, capped at $10. Pro is $19 a month with no fee from us. Stripe's card processing applies on every plan.
Your next job could be paid before you pack up.
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