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PastDue · Stripe app

Late fees for overdue Stripe invoices, by your rule.

Stripe invoices have no late-fee setting. PastDue adds one: set a fixed fee, a percentage or yearly interest, and when an invoice is past its due date PastDue adds the fee, sends it to your customer through Stripe’s own invoice email, and includes a statement of everything they still owe. It checks every day by itself. Coming to the Stripe App Marketplace.

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What it is
Stripe app for the Stripe App Marketplace
For
People
Price
Free, or $19 a month
Website
pastdue.tenhatch.com

What PastDue does

Your rule, applied every day

A fixed fee, a percentage of what is still owed, or yearly interest counted by the day; grace days; repeats while unpaid; and a ceiling, so fees never pass the limit you set.

The customer is told

Each fee goes out as a short Stripe invoice with a statement of every open invoice and the total, or onto the customer’s next invoice. Stripe sends it like your other invoices.

Preview before anything is charged

PastDue starts in preview: on every overdue invoice it shows the fee it would add, and charges nothing until you turn fees on.

Never twice, and easy to stop

Each fee is recorded in your own Stripe account, so none is charged twice. Stop fees on one invoice, or turn them off for one customer, from the Stripe Dashboard.

Who it’s for

  • Businesses that send Stripe invoices with payment terms: agencies, consultants, wholesalers, trades
  • Software companies that invoice annual plans and want late payers handled the same way every time
  • Finance teams tired of working out late fees by hand and writing a new invoice each month

How it works

  1. Install PastDue from the Stripe App Marketplace.
  2. Set your rule on its settings page in Stripe and leave it in preview to check the fees it would add.
  3. Confirm your terms allow these fees and turn them on.
  4. PastDue checks your overdue invoices every day, adds the fees and sends the statements.

PastDue pricing

  • Free

    $0

  • Pro

    $19 a month

    14-day free trial

Preview is free. PastDue Pro adds the fees and sends the statements: $19 a month or $190 a year for one Stripe account, with the first 14 days free, paid on Stripe’s checkout. Refunds within 14 days.

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Questions about PastDue

Which invoices get a fee?

Open invoices your customer pays by a due date (not charged automatically) that are past their due date and the grace days in your rule. Late-fee invoices never get a fee themselves.

Is my late fee allowed?

That depends on where you and your customers are and on your terms with them. PastDue charges exactly the rule you set; you are responsible for making sure it is allowed. PastDue does not give legal advice.

Where is my data kept?

In your own Stripe account: your rule, the fees and your choices. PastDue’s server keeps no copy of your invoices or customers.

PeriodGuard

Keeps every change to your accounting records, who made it and each value before and after, and emails you and your accountant when a month you closed is changed.

EmailSifter

Checks up to 100 email addresses at a time: badly written, no such domain, no mail server, throwaway addresses and typos like gmial.com, each with a plain reason.

SendLull

Holds every email you send from new Outlook or Outlook on the web for 1 to 10 minutes, in Drafts, so a mistake can still be fixed. Admins can turn it on for everyone.

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