Invoice your work directly from PRs
Create invoices from pull requests — each line item can trace back to a merged PR your client can recognize.
From PR to invoice line
A pull request is a natural unit of delivered work: title, link, and merge date. GitPay uses that structure instead of asking you to invent descriptions from scratch. You pick merged PRs, set amounts, and send a Stripe payment link when you're ready.
Example
PR #142 → Payment integration → $150
Your invoice can list multiple PRs the same way — clear, verifiable, and aligned with how you already communicate scope.
Why use this instead of your current invoicing tool?
Most invoicing products treat PRs as irrelevant. You end up transcribing GitHub into another UI. GitPay shortens that path: merged PRs feed the invoice directly, which cuts duplicate work and reduces billing mistakes.
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GitHub App · Selected repositories · Read-only PR metadata · No code access
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