For freelancers & small businesses

Someone owes you money.
Get a letter that gets you paid.

PaidUp writes a professional, firm, escalation-ready demand letter from a few details — in about two minutes. Pick the tone, from a friendly nudge to a final notice before court. Ready to send by email or certified mail.

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  • ✓ Four escalation levels
  • ✓ Sound, professional wording
  • ✓ Download & send today

How it works

1

Tell us the situation

Who owes you, how much, what it was for, and how overdue it is.

2

Pick your tone

Friendly reminder, firm follow-up, formal demand, or final notice before legal action.

3

Download & send

Get a clean, ready-to-send letter — plus a checklist for what to do next.

Simple, one-time pricing

No subscription. A lawyer charges $200–$500+ for a demand letter. PaidUp gets you a professional one in minutes.

Download

$29

Your letter, ready to send.

  • Formatted demand letter (PDF + text)
  • Your chosen escalation tone
  • Step-by-step delivery checklist
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Mail-Ready

$69

Print-and-mail in one click.

  • Everything in the Escalation Pack
  • Print-ready certified-mail packet
  • Recipient address block + mailing guide
  • Folds into a window envelope
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Build your letter

How firm do you want to be?

PaidUp is a self-help document tool, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice.

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Fill in the form and hit generate — you'll see the full letter before paying.

Questions

Is this legal advice?

No. PaidUp is a self-help document-preparation tool. It generates a letter from the facts you provide. It is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. For advice on your specific situation — especially before filing in court — talk to a licensed attorney in your state.

Does a demand letter actually work?

Often, yes. Many unpaid invoices get paid once the other side sees a serious, written demand with a deadline — because it signals you're prepared to escalate. It also creates a paper trail you'll want if you do go to small claims court.

How should I send it?

Email plus certified mail with return receipt is the strongest combination — you get proof it was delivered. We include a step-by-step checklist with every letter.

What if they still don't pay?

Escalate. Start with a firmer tier, then a final notice. If that fails, most invoice-sized disputes go to small claims court, where you usually don't need a lawyer. We point you to the right next step.