Recoup is an AI employee that chases your overdue invoices — politely, persistently, and automatically — until the money is in your account.
See what you're owed →You don't want to nag good customers. You don't have time to track who's 45 days late. So the money sits there — and you become the bank. Most late payments aren't refusals; they're forgetfulness waiting for a polite, persistent ask.
Recoup syncs your invoices and finds everything overdue — instantly, read-safe, nothing changes in your books.
Friendly, professional, or firm. Every message is written fresh, sounds like you, and comes from your email address with a pay-now link.
Reminders, follow-ups, replies, payment plans — handled. You get a note when there's money in or a decision only you can make.
Free until Recoup recovers 15 invoices for you. Then 2% of what we collect — never more than $349 a month. No card to start, no contract, cancel anytime.
Recoup sends the same polite reminders you would — from your email address, on a schedule you control, never after hours. Most late payments are forgetfulness; a friendly nudge with a pay link is a service, not a nuisance.
Recoup reads it. Questions get answered, promises get tracked, payments get acknowledged. Anything sensitive — a dispute, a hardship, real frustration — comes straight to you with a suggested reply you can send in one tap.
Every message is re-checked against your books at the moment of sending. If a payment landed — even a check you deposited an hour ago — the reminder is automatically stopped. If a customer says "I already paid," Recoup verifies first and never argues.
No. Keep using QuickBooks exactly as you do. Recoup reads your invoices and follows up on the ones that are late — it never changes anything in your books, so your accountant sees exactly what they always have.
Every message includes a secure payment link — bank transfer (lowest cost) or card. Money goes straight to your account.
Instantly — per customer or entirely. And you can tell Recoup things like "go easy on Hank, he's a friend." It remembers.