We built the tool we kept rebuilding every month
A three-person studio, invoices sent on the last day of the month, and transfers that landed in March. First a chasing spreadsheet, then calendar reminders, then a Sunday night script. Onda is that script, written properly.
The Sunday night script
It always went the same way. The invoice went out on time, the client approved it, and nobody paid until we wrote an awkward email three weeks later. We did not have a cash problem, we had a chasing problem we were too polite to solve. Onda sends those messages for us, on the day it said it would, and stops the moment the transfer lands.
Three rules we do not bend
Your invoices belong to you
Full export in one click, an FEC export for your accountant, a documented API, and deletion within 30 days of asking. Lock-in is a business model we decided against, and it is written into the contract rather than into a values page.
The price is on the pricing page
Every number is public, including the one for a twenty-person studio. If you have to book a call to learn what something costs, the call is not about the product.
No dark patterns, ever
Cancelling takes one click and does not open a chat window. We take no cut of what you collect, and we do not send the fake last chance email. We would rather you come back later than resent us now.
Where we are
2,100
freelancers and studios invoicing with Onda
19
days off the median time to get paid
99.98%
uptime over the last twelve months
That is the whole company
If it sounds like something you would use, the trial is free and nobody will call you.
