How much is waiting on your invoices?
Every day between job done and invoice sent, your cash sits with your customer. One number from you, two assumptions from us.
Example numbers. Replace with yours.
Carried over from Time-to-Invoice.
a year, interest-free, by waiting 17 days to invoice.
Every year: what carrying it costs you at 8%.
One-time: cash sitting unbilled right now.
What one day of unbilled revenue costs you each year.
This assumes your customers pay on the same terms once invoiced, so invoicing sooner means getting paid sooner.
The pile grows every day the invoice waits.
Each bar is one more day of revenue earned and not billed.
Send it sooner and the cash comes home.
Pick a number of days you'd like to invoice in. We'll show what comes back. You choose the target; we don't promise one.
Released once, from the days you cut.
you stop lending your customers.
How the numbers are worked out
Unbilled revenue
daily revenue $13,699
× days to invoice 17
Cost of one day
daily revenue $13,699
× cost of borrowing 8%
Free loan to the customer
cost of one day $1,096
× days to invoice 17
(opens in a new tab)Methodology reviewed by Solhver
Solhver studies how trades businesses actually run, from the field to the back office. Its founders spent 20+ years operating and scaling trades businesses.
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What closes the gap
of invoice cost comes from chasing, reconciliation, rework and carrying cost.*
of AI-drafted invoice notes went to billing unchanged or lightly edited.*
Run it on all your numbers.
On a demo call we'll run it on your real figures and show where the days between the job and the invoice go.
Book a Demo*Based on a 2026 customer analysis from Solhver.