The invoice you just opened was sent with Stage Runners. Clients see the amount, tap pay, and choose card or bank transfer. The money goes straight to your own Stripe account — Stage Runners never holds it.
The job is done and the invoice is a PDF in an email. A week later it is still unpaid, and you are the one following up. When the invoice is a link with a pay button, the easy thing for your client is to pay it.
What you get
From proposal to invoice
Turn an accepted proposal into an invoice in a click, or build one from scratch.
Card or bank transfer
Clients pay on a secure page hosted by Stripe. Card details never touch Stage Runners.
Paid means paid
A payment counts only when Stripe confirms it. A failed bank payment tells you and your client, with a link to try again.
Receipts on their own
The client gets a receipt and you get a "you got paid" message the moment it clears.
Stage Runners was built from inside staging logistics — by people who load the trucks, walk the warehouses, and answer for the furniture. The same system runs your inventory, your crew and your paperwork.
Included in every plan
Invoicing and client payments come with every plan, including Free, alongside proposals, contracts and the full inventory system.