See what your client receives.

A clean invoice with clear work, clear total, and familiar payment options.

GitHub App · Selected repositories · Read-only PR metadata · No code access

No GitHub account required for clients · Optional GitHub proof · Card, PayPal, or bank transfer

Example invoice

Invoice from Alex Developer

Awaiting payment

Invoice #1042

April 2026

Billed to

Sarah Johnson

sarah.johnson@example.com

For development work

This invoice covers completed work delivered recently.

Payment system improvements
Improved the payment flow and fixed issues that could affect checkout reliability.
$300.00
Includes 4 completed changes
View technical details
Hosted checkout recovery flow.
Webhook idempotency safeguards.
Customer billing copy updates.
Payment error handling hardening.
Improved reliability — Bug fixes and stability updates
Resolved issues affecting site behavior and improved overall reliability.
$180.00
Includes 3 completed changes
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Authentication and access improvements
Edge-case error handling.
Performance and reliability tuning.

Total to pay

$480.00

USD

Secure card payments

Processed securely via Stripe or PayPal

Pay $480.00 with PayPal

You'll complete payment securely on PayPal

Other ways to pay

Pay by bank transfer

Use the details below and include the invoice number as reference.

Account name: Brightline Labs LLC IBAN: GB29 NWBK 6016 1331 9268 19 Routing (ACH): 021000021 Include reference: Invoice #1042

Work verified via GitHub PR metadata
Secure payment
No GitHub account required

Why this works

Clients understand what they’re paying for
No technical jargon or confusion
Clear breakdown of delivered work
Easy payment options (card, PayPal, bank transfer)

Before vs after

Messy invoice

generic descriptions
unclear work
slow payments

GitPay invoice

clear deliverables
client-friendly summaries
easier payment experience

No more rewriting your work into invoices

GitPay takes your completed work and turns it into clear invoice items your client understands — automatically.

Before

"Fix webhook retry issue"
"Refactor checkout logic"

After

Improved payment reliability and fixed issues affecting checkout completion.

GitHub App · Selected repositories · Read-only PR metadata · No code access

Let your client choose how to pay

Offer multiple payment options so your client can pay the way they prefer.

Pay by card

PayPalPay with PayPal

Pay by bank transfer

How it works

1Select your completed work
2Get a client-ready draft automatically
3Send and get paid

Built for freelance developers working directly with clients

Frequently asked questions

What payment methods can my client use?

Your client can pay by card, PayPal, or bank transfer.

Do I need Stripe to use GitPay?

No. Stripe is optional. You can accept payments via PayPal or bank transfer without connecting Stripe.

What does my client see?

A clean, simple invoice with clear descriptions and easy payment options.

Can I edit the invoice?

Yes. You can edit anything before sending.

Do I need GitHub?

GitPay works best when you import merged PRs from repos you choose. You can still build invoices manually without importing.

Is this secure?

Yes. Payments are processed securely; GitPay never stores card details.

Can I use this without technical knowledge?

Yes. Your client sees a simple, non-technical invoice.

Create invoices your clients actually pay

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