Bill regular customers once and get paid on schedule

If you bill the same customers every week, month or term, you shouldn't have to rebuild the invoice each time. Set up recurring invoices, and customers who choose autopay pay automatically.

How it works

  1. Set up a recurring invoice

    Choose the customer, the amount and how often to bill.

  2. Customers turn on autopay

    Customers can choose autopay from an invoice you send them.

  3. Invoices go out on schedule

    Each invoice is sent on time, and autopay customers pay it without lifting a finger.

Built for regular billing

Tuition and lessons

Tutoring, enrichment programs, studios and schools that bill by the month or term.

Memberships and dues

Gyms, associations and faith-based organizations with regular dues.

Service contracts

Landscaping, cleaning and property services billed on a regular schedule.

Retainers

Bookkeepers, agencies and consultants with monthly retainers.

See who's enrolled

Check which customers have autopay turned on.

Your bank or credit union may already offer Finli

Some banks and credit unions offer Finli to their business clients in their own brand. If yours does, recurring payments can settle into the business account you already have there. If not, you can sign up with Finli directly.

Common questions

Can I require customers to use autopay?
No. Autopay is the customer's choice. Customers who don't use it still get your recurring invoices and automatic reminders until they pay.
How often can recurring invoices go out?
You set the schedule, such as weekly, monthly or by term, to match how you already bill.
What do autopay payments cost?
The same as any Finli payment. ACH payments are always free. Card payments carry a 3.5% processing fee, and you can choose to pass it on to your customer.

Finli is offered through your financial institution

Banks, credit unions and community lenders offer Finli under their own name, so your payments settle with the institution you already use. Tell us where you bank and we’ll ask them for you.