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Payment plans
One invoice. Paid in steps.
Split any invoice into a deposit and the rest, or up to 12 payments with their own due dates. Each payment gets its own reminders, and the invoice only reads Paid once every payment is in.
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How it works
Split it once. It runs itself.
- 1
Split the invoice
Add a payment and Edit splits the total evenly, or tap 50 / 50, 25% deposit, or 3 payments.
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Pick the due dates
When it’s sent, a few weeks after, the shoot day, or any date. The invoice due date follows the last one.
- 3
Send one invoice
Your client sees every payment and pays the first. They can pay ahead anytime.
- 4
It follows up for you
Each payment gets its own reminders, and a late fee only lands on a payment that’s actually late.
The details
Built for the way photographers get paid.
Up to 12 payments
A deposit and the balance, monthly payments, or anything in between, all on one invoice.
Type a dollar amount or a percent
Type 30% and it becomes dollars. Set one payment and the rest rebalance to match the total.
Due on the shoot day
Make the final payment due the day of the shoot, straight from the project.
Reminders for each payment
A due-soon nudge, a due-today reminder, and weekly past-due reminders, one payment at a time.
Late fees only when late
An optional late fee lands on the late payment alone, never on payments that aren’t due yet.
A note on each payment
Add a line like “Nonrefundable. Due to hold your date.” Your client sees it on the invoice, the email, and the PDF.
See what’s coming up
Every invoice lists the automatic emails still scheduled for your client, with a preview of each one.
Refunds handled right
A refunded payment is never asked for again. You choose whether the rest of the plan continues or the invoice closes.
Paid payments stay put
Once money is in on a payment, it can’t be changed, so the schedule always matches what was paid.
Payment plan questions
Can I split a photography invoice into payments?
Yes. In Edit, any invoice can be split into a deposit and the rest, or up to 12 payments, each with its own amount and due date. It stays one invoice, on the same project as the gallery and contract.
Are clients charged automatically?
No. Your client pays each payment themselves, in a tap with Apple Pay, Google Pay, a saved card, or a bank transfer. Edit never stores their card or charges it on its own, and reminders go out before each payment is due.
Can my client pay ahead?
Yes. Every invoice on a payment plan has a link to pay the full balance whenever your client likes, and any extra goes toward the next payments.
What happens if a payment is late?
Only that payment is past due. It gets weekly reminders, and your optional late fee is added to that payment alone, following your state’s rules. The invoice never reads Paid until every payment is in.
What if I refund a payment?
The refunded money is never asked for again. If the invoice still has payments to come, you choose whether they continue or the invoice is closed.
Does Edit take a cut of each payment?
No. Edit takes 0% on every plan, and every payment goes to your own Stripe or Square account.
Try Edit on your next shoot.
Nothing to migrate. Run one real job through it, start to paid, and see how it feels.
No credit card required. 60 days free.