Stripe invoicing — without the developer overhead
Stripe's own invoicing product is powerful, but it's designed for subscription businesses. If you're issuing one-off invoices for a driveway seal, a haircut, or a lawn cut, it's overkill.
Glo Invoice sits on top of Stripe Connect. You get Stripe's card processing, fraud protection, and payouts — wrapped in a UI built for the person doing the job, not for a billing engineer.
How Glo Invoice does it
Stripe Connect in 3 minutes
One-tap OAuth from Settings → Payments. No API keys to paste, no webhook endpoints to configure. Stripe verifies your identity and starts settling funds to your bank.
- No developer required
- Instant Payouts supported ($0.50 per payout)
- Standard payouts 1–2 business days
Every Stripe payment method
Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link, ACH, Cash App Pay, Affirm — enable exactly the ones that make sense for your business right from Glo Invoice.
- Automatic method detection by device
- Turn methods on/off per invoice
- 3D Secure and Radar fraud checks always on
Real-time status from the Stripe API
Glo Invoice listens to Stripe webhooks — payment_intent.succeeded, charge.dispute.created, payout.paid — and updates the invoice, sends a push notification, and reconciles with your books instantly.
- Live sent-seen-paid timeline
- Automatic dispute alerts
- Refunds initiated inline
How it works
- Step 1Connect Stripe
Settings → Payments → Connect Stripe. Approve the OAuth screen.
- Step 2Create an invoice
The Stripe pay link is baked into every invoice you send.
- Step 3Customer pays
They pick card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Link. Stripe handles everything.
- Step 4Funds arrive
Standard 1–2 day payout. Instant Payouts available.
Great for anyone who wants Stripe without the code
You already trust Stripe, or you're comparing processors. Glo Invoice gives you Stripe's rails with an interface built for trades and services.
Frequently asked
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Connect Stripe in 3 minutes
Sign up, hit Connect Stripe, and send your first invoice. You'll be taking cards before the coffee gets cold.