Client-ready invoicing for software freelancers
Client-ready invoices for software freelancers.
Create payable invoices for software work. Start manually, or import merged GitHub PRs when you want proof and faster line items.
- No GitHub required to start
- Optional GitHub App import
- No code access
From shipped work to payment in minutes.
Built for direct-client developers
Stop rewriting every milestone into a manual invoice.
GitPay is for freelancers, consultants, and small dev teams who work outside marketplaces and bill clients directly.
The old way vs. the GitPay way
Manual billing creates friction. GitPay removes it.
Proof of work
No clear proof tied to what actually shipped.
Scope is connected to GitHub activity.
Client understanding
Long technical descriptions clients may not understand.
Plain-language line items focused on outcomes.
Payment flow
Unclear totals and payment back-and-forth.
One clear total with card, PayPal, or bank transfer.
Professional enough to send today.
Translation layer
Translate code into business value.
GitPay helps turn technical changes into invoice language your client can understand.
How it works
Three steps from shipped work to money in the bank.
Step 1
Select work
Choose completed pull requests from your recent GitHub activity.
Step 2
Group & price
Bundle shipped PRs into line items and set amounts before you send.
Step 3
Review & send
Your client gets a professional invoice — card, PayPal, or bank transfer.
No spreadsheet formatting. No manual copy-paste.
Optional GitHub import
Use GitHub when it helps. Your code stays private.
GitHub import is optional. When enabled, GitPay reads read-only pull request metadata from the repositories you choose — no source code, no cloning, no write permissions.
GitPay
GitHub App
Read-only PR metadata
The GitPay access filter
What GitPay uses
Pull request metadata only—from repos you choose.
- PR titles
- PR URLs
- Merge dates
- Authors
- Status
You choose which repositories GitPay can access and can revoke access anytime from GitHub settings.
What GitPay does not access
GitPay does not read, copy, store, or train on your source code.
- Source code
- Repository cloning
- Write permissions
- File changes
Invoice
You stay in control.
You choose which repositories GitPay can access and can revoke access anytime from GitHub settings.
GitPay does not read, copy, store, or train on your source code.
Client experience
What your client sees — and pays.
A clean invoice with clear work, clear total, and familiar payment options.
Invoice from
Alex Developer
Billed to
Brightline Labs
Completed development work focused on outcomes that move your business forward.
Your client does not need GitHub knowledge to understand the invoice.
Why it works
Less friction for developers and clients.
Developer velocity
- Reclaim time
- Protect your IP
- Stop formatting invoices manually
Client confidence
- Plain-language work summaries
- Verifiable proof of work
- Familiar payment methods
Fast enough to feel like a quick tool. Professional enough to send today.
Simple pricing. No per-invoice fees.
Start free for 30 days. Cancel anytime.
Free for 30 days.
$9/month
after trial
No per-invoice GitPay fees.
Included
- Unlimited invoices from shipped work
- Card, PayPal, and bank transfer support
- Payment tracking
- CSV exports for accountant or tax prep
No credit card required to start.
Send your first invoice while the work is still fresh.
Import PR metadata from repos you choose — no code access — then send one invoice your client can pay in a few clicks.
GitHub App · Selected repositories · Read-only PR metadata · No code access