Fura Pay

Freelancers and agencies finish the work, send the invoice, and then wait. When the client doesn't pay on time, they are forced to send awkward follow-up emails — "just checking in", "friendly reminder", "circling back" — over and over until they either get paid or give up. Most freelancers would rather lose money than send one more desperate-sounding email. Who feels this pain: Freelance designers, developers, copywriters, photographers, video editors, marketing agencies, web design agencies, S

You add your invoice once — client name, email, amount, due date. FuraPay takes over from there. AI writes payment reminder emails that sound like you personally wrote them and sends them automatically on a schedule. Friendly at first, more direct the longer the client waits. When the client pays, reminders stop. You never write a follow-up email, never feel awkward, never think about it again.

Because AI just made it possible. Two years ago you could not generate a unique, human-sounding email for every client, every invoice, every reminder — at near-zero cost. Now you can for fractions of a cent. The technology to make automated emails feel personal finally exists, and nobody has applied it specifically to payment collection for freelancers yet. Meanwhile the freelance economy is growing every year — 76 million freelancers in the US alone — and every single one of them has this probl

1. The AI prompt engineering is invisible. The quality of FuraPay's reminders comes from months of tuning — system prompts, tone calibration, escalation logic, how the AI handles different overdue stages. A competitor can build "AI reminders" but making them actually sound human and get clients to pay takes iteration with real users. That knowledge lives in your codebase and improves every month. 2. Data compounds over time. Every invoice, every reminder, every payment creates data. Client healt