Recurring invoices: Put repeat client billing on a schedule
Set up weekly, monthly, or yearly invoicing for repeat work, with a schedule you can review instead of rebuilding each invoice.
Repeat the agreement, not the setup
A recurring invoice holds the billing setup for work that returns on a regular cadence. Choose weekly, monthly, or yearly invoicing instead of rebuilding the same invoice each time.
We wanted the next invoice to start from an agreement you have already made, rather than a fresh round of copying and checking. The schedule includes timezone-aware next-run information so you can review when it is due to run.
Recurring invoices are included with Solo and Agency.
A useful fit for retainers
For a monthly support retainer, set up the client, the agreed line items, and the monthly cadence together. Review the start time and sending behavior before leaving the arrangement to repeat. A repeating invoice is not permission to charge a client's card automatically.
Start with one stable agreement whose scope and amount do not change each period. Review the first generated invoice before extending the same approach to more clients.
If you only need to deliver one completed invoice on a future date, use scheduled sends instead. That keeps one-off work separate from an ongoing billing commitment.