Late payments are a major frustration for many freelancers. Luckily, there are ways to get paid faster—without damaging your client relationship. Here are 5 practical tips.

Not every project is billed by the hour. Sometimes you work with a fixed price or offer service packages. How do you invoice this clearly and professionally? We explain it in this blog.

As a freelancer, your time is your most valuable asset. Yet many independents still track hours using pen and paper, Excel, or not at all. In this blog, we explain why a reliable time tracking tool is essential for your growth and peace of mind.

Everyone forgets to hit “start” now and then. Luckily, it doesn’t have to be a disaster. In this article, we’ll show you how to register missed hours afterward—without stress and while keeping things organized.

An invoice number may seem like a detail, but it’s essential for your bookkeeping. In this blog, we explain what it is, why it’s mandatory, and how to stay organized.

A client who doesn’t pay on time—it happens to every freelancer. But when should you send a reminder? And how do you do it without upsetting your client? This blog explains it all.

Every freelancer has dealt with a client who doesn’t pay on time. But when do you send a reminder? And how do you do it without damaging your relationship? In this blog, we explain.

Invoicing may seem like a formality, but small mistakes can have big consequences. Think delayed payments, unhappy clients, or even issues with the tax office. In this blog, we list 5 common invoice mistakes you really want to avoid.

A correct, professional invoice makes a big difference. Not just for your image as a freelancer, but also for faster payments. In this blog, we walk you through what a good invoice should include in 2025.

As a freelancer, creating a proper invoice is essential—not only to look professional, but also to meet tax regulations. In this article, we explain clearly what should appear on your invoice in 2025.