Know what is still unpaid
Review paid and unpaid invoices, record partial payments, and check the remaining balance before following up. If a client pays by cash or check, record it against the original invoice.
For U.S. freelancers and small businesses
Finish a job. Send the invoice. Keep track of what comes next. Cadus brings client billing, payments, income, and expenses together in one mobile app.
Unlimited Cadus-branded invoices on the free plan.
Available in the United States on iOS and Android. Online payment fees apply.
Try the invoice demo →From finished work to a sent invoice
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Open a new invoice, choose your client, and describe the job. Add the amount and a due date so your client knows what they owe and when to pay.
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Check the client email, charges, and payment terms. Send the invoice from the app. Your client receives an email with a PDF attachment they can keep for their records.
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Enable online payments after completing Stripe setup, or record a payment received another way. Review the invoice's remaining balance and payment status in Cadus.
An invoice your client can understand
A useful invoice tells your client who is billing them, what the charge covers, and when payment is due. Use a specific description, confirm the billing email, and check the amount before sending.
For a contractor, that might be labor and materials for a completed deck. For a freelancer, it might be a design project or a consulting engagement. Include enough detail for your client to recognize the agreed work.
Cadus emails a PDF your client can save. If you have enabled online payments, the email also includes a link to review and pay the invoice in a browser.
The example matches the guided demo. Your invoice uses your own client, description, amount, and terms.
Review paid and unpaid invoices, record partial payments, and check the remaining balance before following up. If a client pays by cash or check, record it against the original invoice.
Recorded invoice payments connect to your income records. When a bank deposit arrives later, match it to the existing payment so you do not count the same money twice.
For repeat client work, create recurring invoice drafts. Review the new draft, confirm the work and amount, then send it to your client when it is ready.
Already sent an invoice? Explore invoice tracking and payment records →
Create unlimited Cadus-branded invoices with payment links. Keep manual income and expenses together and review your basic profit and loss view.
Upgrade for bank sync, unlimited smart receipt scans, and tax-time exports. Plans are purchased in the app.
If you enable online invoice payments, Stripe processing fees vary by payment method. Cadus also charges $0.30 for each successful online invoice payment. Applicable fees are deducted from the connected payout. Review payment terms.
Yes. The free plan includes unlimited Cadus-branded invoices with payment links. Creating an invoice does not require a Pro subscription. Online payment processing has separate fees.
No. Your client receives the invoice by email with a PDF attachment. When online payments are enabled, they can open the payment link in their browser without installing Cadus.
Yes, after you complete Stripe setup and enable online payments. Your client can use the payment options available at checkout. Stripe processing fees and the Cadus online payment fee apply.
Yes. Record the amount, payment date, and cash or check method against the invoice. You can record a partial payment and keep track of the remaining balance.
Yes. Cadus can create recurring invoice drafts. Review each draft and send it when it is ready; recurring drafts are not automatically emailed to clients.
Cadus is built for U.S. users and is available in the United States on iOS and Android. The invoice examples on this page use U.S. dollars.
Download Cadus, add your client, and send your first invoice. Start free and keep your billing, payments, and business records together.