Simplify your invoicing, save valuable time, and increase your chances of getting paid on time.
It can be a lot of work to create and send invoices on time, and to make sure that payments are coming in. With recurring invoices, you can speed up your invoicing by automatically sending invoices on a schedule.
Recurring billing saves you time and improves your cash flow, and it provides predictability for your clients. It’s a win-win!
Conta is a free invoicing software for freelancers, contractors, consultants, self-employed, and small businesses. The software is easy to use and there’s even a free mobile app.
Create professional invoices for free and repeat as many times as you need. Set it and forget it.
Create an invoice in under 2 minutes. Nobody likes admin, so why not simplify it?
Send invoices fast, and get paid faster. Recurring invoices and automated payment reminders make your workday much easier.
A recurring invoice is an invoice that you send customers at regular intervals, for example weekly, monthly or annually. The invoice amount can be fixed or it can vary from invoice to invoice. Recurring invoices are often used for services like insurance, software, or phone bills.
Recurring invoices are commonly used by subscription-based businesses like gyms, magazines, streaming services, and software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies. Recurring invoicesare sometimes referred to as recurring billing or subscription billing.
In some cases, businesses offer customers a discount if they sign up for recurring invoicing.
To start using the recurring invoice feature, you first create an invoice and then tick “Repeat this invoice”. You can then choose your preferred invoice interval. Click save to turn on recurring invoices.
It’ll be as easy to turn on as it is to turn off. When you enable recurring billing, you tick “Repeat this invoice”. If you want to turn off recurring invoicing, you simply untick this option.
Recurring invoices are just one way to get paid. You can also offer upfront payments, payment upon delivery, or upfront percentage, where part of the amount is paid in advance, and the other half when the product or service is delivered. Read more about payment terms.
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