The forward-an-email invoice app
Forward a client email.
Get back a payable invoice.
The fastest way to make an invoice is to forward the client's email to a service that extracts the line items and sends back a branded, payable invoice — no templates, no dashboard, no setup.
60-second setup
it's an email address
60-second turnaround
forward to invoice
3 free invoices/month
no card required
01
Forward the email
The client already told you the scope and the price — in the email. Forward it (or the PDF quote) to your private address. That's the entire workflow.
02
Check the draft
We extract client, line items, rates, currency, and terms, and reply with a branded PDF plus a Stripe payment link. Wrong rate? Reply “make it $2,600 net-15” — it regenerates.
03
Get paid
Forward the invoice on. Your client pays by card or bank via the Stripe link; you both get receipts, and reminders go out at +7 and +14 days if they don't.
What we deliberately left out
No dashboard. No templates. No expense tracking. No client portal.
Every invoicing suite started simple and grew a bookkeeping department. MailToInvoice is the opposite bet: the email you already have is the input, and your inbox is the interface. The web app exists only for your logo, your history, and your billing — you may never open it after day one.
One paid tier. That’s the pricing table.
Suites charge $17–38/month for features you don’t use. Invoicing should cost less than the coffee you drink while doing it.
Free
$0 / forever
3invoices a month · Stripe payment links · “Powered by MailToInvoice” footer
Pro
$12 / mo · $99 / yr
Unlimited invoices · auto-reminders at +7/+14 days · no footer · custom numbering
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Every invoice comes to you as a draft. Nothing is ever sent to your client without your explicit say-so.
Your data stays yours
Export every invoice to CSV anytime, and delete your account — and its data — whenever you want.
Stripe-secured payments
Payments run entirely on Stripe, deposited to your own Stripe account. We never see or hold card numbers or funds.