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For small businesses

A billing system your whole small business can use

A clear billing system for the whole team: customers, invoices, payments, tax rates and reports, without the parts of accounting software you would pay for and never use.

Receivables: illustrative example. Northline Studio is a fictional business; none of these figures are real.

What you need done

Three jobs, and what MetroPay does about each

Every card ends with what the product does not do, so nothing here is a surprise after you sign up.

  • Keeping every customer and invoice in one place

    The problem
    Invoices in a folder, customers in a spreadsheet, payments in the bank app, and the answer to "did they pay?" in three of them.
    What MetroPay does
    Customers, items, invoices, payments and statements in one workspace. Overdue is worked out every day, and each customer has a statement.
    What it does not do
    It is not accounting software. It does not do the books, payroll or tax filing.
  • Charging the right tax on every line

    The problem
    Two tax rates, a customer who is exempt, and an invoice that has to add up the way the accountant expects.
    What MetroPay does
    Named tax rates for the workspace, applied per line and rounded per line. Each line remembers the rate it was billed at.
    What it does not do
    It does not file a tax return or produce a tax report. Your accountant works from the payments received and sales reports.
  • Letting the team work without sharing a password

    The problem
    One login for everyone means anyone can change the bank details, and nobody can say who sent what.
    What MetroPay does
    Four roles. Staff send invoices, the accountant records money, owners and admins change settings. Two-factor sign-in for all of them.
    What it does not do
    It does not offer custom permission sets or single sign-on with a company directory.

How it works

How small businesses use MetroPay

  1. Set up customers, items and tax rates

    Once. Every invoice after that is mostly choosing.

  2. Invoice and get paid

    Card, mobile wallet or bank transfer, on a page your customer opens from the email.

  3. Follow up on the late ones

    Reminders on a cadence, once you switch them on, with every send logged.

  4. Read the reports

    Receivables aging, sales by customer, sales by item and payments received, for everyone on the team.

The features that matter here

Built from the same product everyone gets

Every workspace has every feature. These are the ones this kind of business reaches for first.

  • Online invoicing

    Create a branded invoice, email it with a payment link, and see at a glance whether it is draft, sent, paid or overdue.

  • Online payments

    Customers pay by card or mobile wallet on the invoice page, through your own Stripe or SSLCommerz account. MetroPay never holds the money.

  • Payment reminders

    Polite follow-ups before and after the due date, with a record of every reminder sent. Off until an owner turns them on.

    Off until you turn it on
  • Reporting

    Receivables aging, sales by customer, sales by item, and payments received. What you are owed, and who owes it.

  • Team permissions

    Owner, Admin, Accountant and Staff roles keep money actions with the people who should have them.

Questions from small businesses

One place to bill from, for the whole team

Free to use today, no card on file. Set up customers and tax rates once, and invite the team.