Product

Reminder sequences that stop when they should

Day-by-day ladders in your name. Friendly first, firmer only with your approval. Quiet hours, never-chase flags, and a kill switch on every plan.

How ladders work

A schedule you can explain to a customer

Most late B2B pay is process, not spite. A reminder ladder that fires the same polite way every time is easier to defend than a furious email on a bad Friday.

You pick a sequence, edit the wording, set quiet hours and contactable days, and decide who is never chased. Firm and Final steps wait for a human when that setting is on — which is how it ships by default.

PayBlah reminder sequence editor showing a day-by-day ladder with tones

Email on every plan

Starter is email-only. Growth and above add SMS allowances (150 / 200 / 400 texts per month).

Starter+

Stop rules

Payment, part-payment, reply, dispute, promise — designed to pause or stop the chase instead of steamrolling through.

Every plan

First-run review

New accounts can see exactly what would send before anything leaves. Surprises are a product bug, not a feature.

Every plan

Balance cap, not invoice bingo

Plans limit total outstanding enrolled at once (15k–150k, same number in every currency). Import is unlimited; overage is metered with a ceiling at the next plan’s price.

See Pricing

Customer portal → · Message templates → · Vs a collection agency →

See a ladder on your own book

Connect invoices, open first-run review, and decide what sends.