Recurring invoices that run themselves
If you're rebuilding the same invoice on the first of every month, you're doing bookkeeping the hard way. Set it once, and Glo Invoice sends it forever — with the customer's card on file charged automatically if you want.
Recurring works for monthly retainers, weekly cleaning routes, quarterly maintenance contracts, and any subscription in between.
How Glo Invoice does it
Any schedule that makes sense
Weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly, annually, or a custom N-day interval. Pause for a month, skip a cycle, or change the amount without ending the subscription.
Auto-charge saved cards
When a customer pays their first recurring invoice, their card is saved (with their consent). Every future invoice charges automatically the day it's due — you're paid before the cycle starts.
Preview mode for the cautious
Prefer to review each bill before it goes out? Turn on preview mode. Glo Invoice drafts the invoice on schedule and waits for your tap to send.
How it works
- Step 1Pick a customer + amount
Line items are copied from any past invoice or built fresh.
- Step 2Choose the schedule
Standard interval or a custom cadence.
- Step 3Set auto-charge or preview
Fully automatic, or manual approval each cycle.
- Step 4Watch it run
You see every cycle in the recurring dashboard. Change anything, anytime.
Perfect for repeat-service businesses
If the same customer pays you the same amount on a schedule, use recurring.
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Stop rebuilding the same invoice every month
Set it once. Get paid on autopilot.