Job ticket, not accounting software
Slip writes a clean invoice, estimate, or receipt in about a minute. Your client opens a link and pays you on Venmo, Cash App, or Zelle.
Free to try. Print works before you sign in.
Invoice
INV-1042
Northridge Lawn & Stone
From
Bill to
| Work | Qty | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring cleanup — front and back | 1 | $240.00 | $240.00 |
| Mulch, 3 yards installed | 3 | $65.00 | $195.00 |
| Edging reset along driveway | 1 | $85.00 | $85.00 |
Pay
Thank you for the work. Due on receipt of this ticket.
Name the job, set the rate, add how they should pay you. The ticket writes itself.
Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, or a check. Slip does not touch the money. You keep it.
Print or save a PDF from the browser. Looks like a shop ticket, not a spreadsheet.
After the job
Saturday, 4:12 p.m.
The ticket is already in her texts. She opens it on the porch and taps Venmo. You mark it paid before you hit the highway.
Tuesday, last job
You used to send a blurry total in Messages and wait a week. Now the number is on a real bill with your name at the top.
After the gallery
The chase is what kills you. Slip is the ten minutes you were going to spend writing the same paragraph again.
Landscapers, cleaners, photographers, tutors, handymen, anyone who finishes a job and then has to chase the invoice. Slip is the ticket you hand them — on a phone or on paper.
How you get paid
Write the ticket
On your phone, in the driveway, before you leave.
Send the link
Text it. Email it. Or print two copies like it's 1998.
They pay you directly
Money hits the account you already use. Mark it paid.
Cleanup, mow, mulch, edging. Send the ticket before the trailer leaves.
Last walk-through, then the link. They pay before you start the car.
Gallery is ready. The bill should be too — estimate first, receipt after.
One session or a month of lessons. Same ticket. Due on receipt.
Parts plus labor, on one page they can actually understand.
Hours, stairs, dump fees. Write it on site so nothing walks off.
Instead of
Slip. Looks like a shop forgot to invoice.
Gets lost. Feels optional. Paid late, or never.
Instead of
Slip. A ticket you finish in a minute.
A second job called bookkeeping.
Instead of
Slip. Money goes to your Venmo, Cash App, or Zelle.
They “process” the payment and keep a slice.
No card. No demo call. Just the bill.