Add the invoices you’re owed. Nudge emails each client polite reminders on a schedule, gets firmer the longer it goes, and stops the moment they pay.
No card needed for the trial. The demo uses made-up clients and never sends a real email.
Status: 9 days overduePaid
Most people are chasing in under five minutes.
Type an invoice in, import a CSV from Xero, QuickBooks or a spreadsheet, or forward the invoice email to your Nudge address and it fills in the details for you.
Five reminders are ready to go, from a friendly heads-up to a final notice. Change the wording and timing to sound like you.
Reminders go out on weekday mornings from your business name. Replies come straight to you. Mark it paid and the reminders stop.
The default schedule starts friendly and only gets firm once an invoice is properly late. If an invoice turns up already overdue, it skips straight to the right reminder instead of sending all of them at once.
Hi Priya,
Invoice HJ-1042 for £1,240.00 is now 7 days overdue. Could you let me know when we can expect payment?
You can pay here: View invoice and pay
If there’s a problem with the invoice, just reply and we’ll sort it out.
Thanks,
Alex Hartley
Emails show your business name and replies land in your inbox. Clients just see a reminder from you.
Every invoice shows which reminders went out, which were opened, and whether the client looked at the invoice.
Client says they’ll pay Friday? Log it and reminders wait until then. Pause one client or everything with one click.
Clients can tell you they’ve paid from the invoice page. Reminders hold off while you check your bank.
Forward or BCC your invoice emails to your own Nudge address. It reads the invoice and drafts it for you to approve.
What you’re owed, what’s overdue, how late people pay on average, and how much came in after a reminder.
If Nudge gets one late invoice paid a week sooner, it’s paid for itself. Try it free for 14 days, no card needed, and cancel any time from your settings.