Chases late invoices
Polite nudges on your schedule, from your own email.
Ledger tracks who owes you and nudges the late ones, sorts what you spend, and moves tax aside the moment a payment lands.
We'll email you once, when it's your turn.
Ledger connects to your bank and to wherever you send invoices from, then watches every payment in and out. When something needs doing, it does it and leaves you a note saying what it did.
Read the FAQPolite nudges on your schedule, from your own email.
Purchases get the right category. It asks when unsure.
A cut of every payment goes to its own pot, right away.
Your bank balance is a little misleading. Some of it belongs to the IRS and some is already promised to rent. Ledger shows the number you can actually spend, and the few numbers behind it.
After tax and the bills you told us about.
On average since July. It was 26 before the nudges started.
Hollis & Co is the only one behind.
$5,912.20 of $7,400 saved. The orange block landed Monday.
Software is up 40% on a normal month. Three new subscriptions since Oct 1.
For your first few clients.
Everything one freelancer needs.
For small studios that share clients.
Prices at launch, billed yearly. Everyone on the waitlist gets three months of Solo free.
Can't find yours? Reply to the email you get after signing up. One of the four people building Ledger reads every reply.
We're letting people in from the waitlist in small batches, starting in January 2027. You'll get one email when it's your turn, with a link to set up your account.
No. Ledger isn't a bank. Your tax pot is a separate savings account at your own bank, and money only moves between your accounts if you've switched that on.
Most US banks and credit unions, plus the card and payment apps clients usually pay through. Other countries come after launch.
It starts from your state, your filing status and last year's numbers, then adjusts as the year goes. If you'd rather pick the percentage yourself, you can.
They come from your own email address, in the tone you pick. You approve the first nudge for each client, and after that Ledger sends them on schedule.
Probably, at tax time. Ledger hands them tidy categories and a running estimate, which tends to make that meeting shorter and cheaper.
Invites go out in small batches from January. Everyone on the list gets three months of Solo free.
Already signed up? You're all set, no need to do it twice.