← What we fix Catch and above

Asking for the last ten thousand

The job's done, the crew's paid, and the balance is sitting on someone's kitchen counter.

What's actually happening

One final balance, week by week. The branch underneath is the conversation nobody wants.

Left to right

FRI You finish the job Crew paid, materials paid, weeks ago.
WED The invoice goes out Monday and Tuesday were the next job.
WED · THE SPLIT Nobody chases it You are not going to be that guy.
DAY 28 It clears Four weeks after you paid for it.
DAY 28 You financed her patio Out of your own account, mid-season.
DAY 14 It sits in a pile Not bad faith. Just a pile.
DAY 21 You ring about money For work you already did.
if nothing asks

Top to bottom

FRI You finish the job Crew paid, materials paid, weeks ago.
WED The invoice goes out Monday and Tuesday were the next job.
WED · THE SPLIT Nobody chases it You are not going to be that guy.
if nothing asks
DAY 14 It sits in a pile Not bad faith. Just a pile.
DAY 21 You ring about money For work you already did.
DAY 28 It clears Four weeks after you paid for it.
DAY 28 You financed her patio Out of your own account, mid-season.

So now you have to ring a customer you like, about money, for work you already did, and you are the one who feels awkward about it.

What it costs you

The work is done. The money is on a kitchen counter.

Two slow finals, four weeks late, at the wrong point in the season.

$20,000 Of your working capital, tied up in other people’s drawers.
4 weeks Between paying the crew and being paid yourself.
In season Exactly when you need it for the next load of materials.

How we fix it

Same job, same Friday. The invoice goes before you have left site, and it asks for itself.

Left to right

FRI You finish the job Marked complete on your phone.
FRI PM Invoice goes the same afternoon With a payment link in the text.
FRI · THE SPLIT The chase starts itself Polite at seven days, firmer at twenty-one.
DAY 8 One screen shows what is out Without opening the books.
DAY 8 Cash is where it should be In your account, not her drawer.
DAY 3 She pays from the sofa One tap, no bank details read out.
DAY 7 A reminder if she has not Nobody has to be the bad guy.
DAY 7 Payment lands, chase stops Immediately. No awkward duplicate.
if the balance sits

Top to bottom

FRI You finish the job Marked complete on your phone.
FRI PM Invoice goes the same afternoon With a payment link in the text.
FRI · THE SPLIT The chase starts itself Polite at seven days, firmer at twenty-one.
if the balance sits
DAY 3 She pays from the sofa One tap, no bank details read out.
DAY 7 A reminder if she has not Nobody has to be the bad guy.
DAY 7 Payment lands, chase stops Immediately. No awkward duplicate.
DAY 8 One screen shows what is out Without opening the books.
DAY 8 Cash is where it should be In your account, not her drawer.

The automation

Same-day invoicing and payment chase

The invoice goes the day the job ends and follows itself up until it clears.

  • Job marked complete, invoice goes out the same afternoon
  • Payment link in the text, so she can pay from the sofa
  • A polite reminder at seven days, another at fourteen, a firmer one at twenty-one
  • Payment lands and the chase stops immediately
  • You see what is outstanding on one screen, without opening the books

Nobody has to be the bad guy. The system is the one asking, and it asks on time, every time.

What it doesn't fix

It won't collect from someone who cannot pay

A reminder is not a debt collector and it is not a lien.

It won't rescue a job that finished badly

If there is a genuine snag, that conversation comes before the money does.

And it doesn't set your terms for you

Deposit, stage payment and final split are your decisions. We just enforce the ones you make.

Which plan it's in

Every plan, starting with Catch at $297/mo.

See pricing →

Get the balance in before the next job starts

Thirty minutes. We look at your phone, your site and your follow-up, and tell you where the jobs are going.

Book a free 30-minute call →