A working billing tool built around the way a small studio actually gets paid.

The starting point was a practical need: send recurring invoices for client work without carrying a much larger accounting product along with it. Makeable Billing puts the few records that matter together: who the client is, what the invoice covers, when it is due, and whether it has been paid.

Retainers make the recurring relationship explicit. A monthly amount, billing day, line-item template, and active or paused status describe the agreement. The invoice history sits beside that agreement, so the recurring setup and the documents it produces remain connected.

The interface separates the studio’s working view from the client’s reading experience. Internally, status labels and an outstanding-invoice dashboard support follow-up. Externally, a simple invoice shows the work, amount, due date, and notes. PDF generation, payment collection, email delivery, and scheduled invoicing support that same workflow.

This is a private operational app rather than a public signup product. The screenshots use fictional clients, contacts, invoices, and payments in an isolated demonstration database. They show the actual interfaces without exposing client information or financial records.