Pigee Invoice handles tax rules, currency, payment links and late-payment chasers, whether your client is in London, Lagos, New York or Singapore.
Pigee helps you send correctly, track every invoice and follow up before unpaid work becomes a cash-flow problem.
Create accurate invoices, send them professionally, accept local payment methods and follow up without switching between separate tools.
Describe the work in plain English. Pigee drafts a professional invoice with the right tax treatment.
Send one link, collect an online decision and convert an accepted estimate into an invoice.
VAT, GST, reverse charge and zero-rated supplies are matched to the client and jurisdiction.
Accept card and wallet payments through Stripe or provide bank details for direct transfer.
Schedule repeat billing and stop rebuilding monthly retainers by hand.
Generate warm, firm or formal follow-ups, then review each message before it is sent.
Review contract language against key employment-status risks before you sign.
See what is expected, what is late and when cash is likely to reach your account.
A clear three-step workflow from completed work to money in your account.
Use plain English. Pigee structures the invoice, applies the correct tax treatment and uses the client's currency.
Your client receives a professional document and hosted payment page with suitable payment options.
Monitor views and payments, receive money in your own account and follow up when an invoice goes quiet.
“Got paid in 4 days instead of 40. The AI chaser sent the email I kept putting off writing.”
“The reverse-charge note alone saved me two bounced invoices from EU clients this quarter.”
“I described a project in one sentence and it built the whole invoice. Felt almost illegal.”
Simple monthly pricing. Cancel anytime.
For testing the invoicing workflow
For solo contractors billing regularly
For global contractors managing cash flow
For teams and white-label invoicing
Create a professional invoice, send it and give your client a clear way to pay in the time it takes to make a coffee.