Get paid faster without the follow-up chaos

PayChase is an upcoming tool for tradies and small service businesses to track unpaid invoices, stay on top of overdue payments, and cut down the admin that comes with chasing money.

Join early access

Already built and preparing for launch. Founding users get 30 days free and direct input into the first release.

See PayChase in action

A simple dashboard for tracking invoices, payments, expenses, and follow-ups without the usual mess.

Track invoices and payments in one place

See what’s overdue without digging through old messages

Stay organised with less admin at the end of the day

Late payments waste time and hurt cash flow

When follow-ups are scattered across texts, spreadsheets, notes, and old invoices, it becomes too easy for overdue payments to slip through the cracks.

See what’s overdue at a glance

Track who has and hasn’t paid

Keep payment follow-ups organised

Spend less time chasing money manually

What PayChase will help you do

Track invoice status in one place

See unpaid and overdue invoices quickly

Stay on top of customer payment follow-ups

Get a clearer picture of cash flow

Reduce end-of-day admin

Spend more time on actual work

How PayChase works

Track invoices

Keep your invoice status in one place instead of checking multiple tools or messages.

Spot overdue payments

Quickly see what needs attention so nothing gets forgotten.

Stay organised on follow-ups

Make chasing payments feel less messy and more manageable.

Join the first group in

We’re opening PayChase to a small group of early users who want a simpler way to stay on top of unpaid invoices and overdue payments.

If you’re a tradie, contractor, or small service business owner, join early access and we’ll let you know when the first release is ready.

Join early access for PayChase

Takes 30 seconds. Founding users get 30 days free and a direct say in the first improvements.

Why I’m building this

I’m building PayChase to help small trade businesses spend less time chasing payments and more time on actual work. Early feedback will help shape the first release and the first improvements after launch.