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Paid

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Paid is an API for invoicing. Paid helps company manage their accounts receiving with a seamless integration into any tech stack. We help you track expenses, generate & issue invoices, remind customers of outstanding payments and reconcile your accounts—all with about 30 minutes development time. API - Automate Everything Paid allows you to auto

Overview

Paid is an API for invoicing. Paid helps company manage their accounts receiving with a seamless integration into any tech stack. We help you track expenses, generate & issue invoices, remind customers of outstanding payments and reconcile your accounts—all with about 30 minutes development time.

API - Automate Everything

Paid allows you to automate every step of your accounts receivable. In a few lines of code you can create invoices, issue them, and accept payments. Paid makes the invoicing/billing process fully automatic, freeing up time to focus on core business responsibilities.

Customize Everything

Your company, your way of doing things. Paid is fully customizable from branding, billing terms, payment methods and more. Paid can be adapted to any business model.

Track Everything

How much revenue is currently outstanding? How much is overdue? Who has already paid and does so on a regular basis? Everything you and your Finance Department need can be seen on our dashboard and exported for Accounting.

Grow With Paid

Whether it’s 10 or 10,000,000 invoices, Paid has a solution that will enable you to scale without the normal growing pains.

Company description As recorded 2026-11-08

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Company history As recorded 2026-11-08
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Last website check2026-11-11
Location · source statedSan Francisco, CA, USA
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