Chasing money is the worst job.
You did the work. Now you're sending awkward texts, checking the bank and matching payments to jobs at night. Taskly asks for payment at the right time, offers ways to pay people actually use, and follows up for you.
How it works.
- Step 1
Choose when to charge
Ask for a deposit when the quote is accepted, the full amount upfront, or invoice once the job is done.
- Step 2
Customers pay their way
Paige opens the link on her phone and pays by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Afterpay, Klarna or bank transfer.
- Step 3
Unpaid? Taskly follows up
Anything unpaid gets an automatic reminder. When the money comes in, the invoice is marked paid.
Everything you need to get paid.
Pay how they like
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Afterpay, Klarna and bank transfer, all from one payment link.
Deposits or upfront
Take a deposit or the full amount on acceptance, or invoice after the job.
Automatic reminders
Unpaid invoices get followed up for you, so you never have to ask twice.
Pass on card fees
Pass card fees on to the customer as a surcharge. Xero codes it separately from sales.
Recurring invoicing
Weekly, fortnightly and monthly jobs schedule and invoice themselves.
One link for everything
Customers see every booking, quote and invoice from a single portal link.
“Switching to Taskly has been one of the best decisions for my business. Jobs are booked faster, payments come in quicker, and my team actually enjoys using the system. It's taken a huge load off my shoulders and helped us look far more professional to clients.”
Questions, answered.
Anything else? A real person in NZ will reply.
What payment methods can customers use?
Does Taskly chase unpaid invoices?
Can I pass card fees on to the customer?
Do payments sync with Xero?
Do customers need an account to pay?
Get your evenings back.
Start free for 30 days. No credit card, no lock-in. Set up from your website, with a co-founder on call if you want help.