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Nudge
Invoice reminders that stop the moment you're paid
Nudge automates the awkward part of freelancing — chasing overdue invoices. Connect Stripe or import a CSV, set an escalating reminder sequence, and it follows up automatically until you're paid. No QuickBooks required. Free for up to 3 clients.
Freelancers Union says 71% of freelancers struggle to collect payment, averaging ~$6,000/year lost to it. I looked at the existing tools (InvoiceSherpa, Chaser, Paidnice) and noticed they all require QuickBooks or Xero, which seemed like a real gap for solo freelancers who just invoice through Stripe or a PDF.
So Nudge works the other way: connect a read-only Stripe key (no OAuth dance) or drop in a CSV, and it handles the rest —
- Escalating reminder sequence — friendly nudge before it's due, firmer over time - Stops instantly the moment an invoice is marked paid — checks live status before every send, never an awkward email after you've already been paid - Sent under your own name and business, not a generic "collections" address - Every email includes a real opt-out link for the recipient
Free for up to 3 clients, $9-19/mo after that — deliberately priced well under everything else in this space since I'm optimizing for adoption right now, not margin.
Genuinely curious to hear from anyone who's tried something similar and bounced off it — what didn't work? And happy to answer anything about the build (Next.js/Supabase/Stripe/Resend stack, all free-tier except the domain).
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About Nudge on Product Hunt
“Invoice reminders that stop the moment you're paid”
Nudge was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #145 on the daily leaderboard. Nudge automates the awkward part of freelancing — chasing overdue invoices. Connect Stripe or import a CSV, set an escalating reminder sequence, and it follows up automatically until you're paid. No QuickBooks required. Free for up to 3 clients.
Nudge was featured in Freelance (31.3k followers), Payments (13.2k followers) and Accounting (1.9k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 12.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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John Zhang
Hey Product Hunt,
Freelancers Union says 71% of freelancers struggle to collect payment, averaging ~$6,000/year lost to it. I looked at the existing tools (InvoiceSherpa, Chaser, Paidnice) and noticed they all require QuickBooks or Xero, which seemed like a real gap for solo freelancers who just invoice through Stripe or a PDF.
So Nudge works the other way: connect a read-only Stripe key (no OAuth dance) or drop in a CSV, and it handles the rest —
- Escalating reminder sequence — friendly nudge before it's due, firmer over time
- Stops instantly the moment an invoice is marked paid — checks live status before every send, never an awkward email after you've already been paid
- Sent under your own name and business, not a generic "collections" address
- Every email includes a real opt-out link for the recipient
Free for up to 3 clients, $9-19/mo after that — deliberately priced well under everything else in this space since I'm optimizing for adoption right now, not margin.
Genuinely curious to hear from anyone who's tried something similar and bounced off it — what didn't work? And happy to answer anything about the build (Next.js/Supabase/Stripe/Resend stack, all free-tier except the domain).