Stop losing a day a week chasing late payers. PaidSooner runs the polite-to-firm reminder sequence for you — sent from your own email, on a schedule, in wording built for Australian law. You approve once; it does the chasing.
$1 for your first month, then $29/mo · One-click cancel · No debtor ever pays through us
PaidSooner is a tool you run on your own invoices. You're always the author and the sender. It just makes sure the follow-ups actually go out.
Every email goes out in your name with your email as reply-to — so it reads like you wrote it, because you did. PaidSooner is the schedule, never a third-party "debt collector".
Wording is RG 96-safe by design: it states only action you genuinely intend and are entitled to take — no empty threats of court, bankruptcy or credit listing. Review and edit every word before it sends.
Approve the sequence once. The first reminder goes now; the follow-up and final notice send themselves on schedule. The moment you mark the invoice paid, everything stops.
The debtor never pays through PaidSooner — "mark paid" is always your call. The only money we touch is your $29/mo, billed by Stripe, cancellable in one click.
Add the invoice, approve the sequence, and PaidSooner walks it from a friendly nudge all the way to a formal letter of demand — pausing for your explicit OK before the serious one.
A warm, no-blame nudge goes out the moment you activate — assuming it just slipped through the cracks.
Still unpaid? A clearer, firmer follow-up lands automatically — and opens the door to sort out any problem with the invoice.
The last automated step. It names the next move plainly — without bluffing — and gives one more chance to talk it through.
The formal demand never sends itself. It waits behind an explicit approval, so the legal escalation is always a deliberate decision you make.
No per-invoice fees, no seat counting, no setup cost. Try the whole thing for a dollar.
Billed securely by Stripe. We get a reminder email out to you before the first $29.
Add one overdue invoice, approve the sequence, and get back the day a week you've been losing to follow-ups.