Turn GitHub pull requests into invoices

Invoice clients directly from GitHub work — without rebuilding scope from memory.

The problem

Freelancers who ship work in GitHub still spend time in separate invoicing tools: copying PR titles, writing line items by hand, and hoping nothing was missed. Your repo already holds the proof of what shipped — billing tools rarely use it.

What GitPay does

GitPay lets you select merged pull requests and generate a client-ready invoice in minutes. Line items stay tied to real PRs, so scope is clear without exposing source code.

How it works

Connect GitHub
Select merged PRs
Send invoice
Get paid — card, PayPal, or bank transfer

Why use this instead of your current invoicing tool?

Generic invoicing starts from a blank invoice. GitPay starts from merged PRs — so you spend less time describing work and fewer cycles reconciling what actually shipped. If your workflow is already GitHub-centric, billing should plug into the same system.

Secure GitHub OAuth · Read-only access · No code access

See sample invoice

30 days free · No credit card required · Card, PayPal, or bank transfer

Privacy

Private repositories are never exposed to clients. They see invoice line items and totals — not your codebase.

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