Get paid for every brand deal.
Agencies pay their creators first, then wait months for the brand to pay. Settlr chases that money for you, and you approve every message before it goes.
Runs on a sample agency. No sign-up.
“Hi Karthik, invoice KBT/26-27/0004 for ₹4,95,600 is now 98 days past due. Could you share a payment date this week?”
The agency pays first and gets paid last
Before the brand pays a rupee, the agency has already paid its creators and the GST on the invoice. Here is one deal from the demo's sample agency.
- Day −30
Deal signed. The agency pays a creator an advance.
−₹60,000 - Day 0
Invoice sent to the brand for ₹4,95,600, due in 60 days.
- Next month
GST paid to the government on that invoice, though the brand hasn't paid.
−₹75,600 - Day 60
Due date passes. Nobody has time to follow up.
- Day 158
98 days late. The creators are still asking when they'll be paid.
Brands set long payment terms, send invoices back over small errors, and most agencies have no one whose job is to chase.
Three steps from a signed deal to money in the bank
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Send the invoice
Pick the deal and Settlr writes the GST invoice, with the tax and numbering done for you.
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See who owes you
One screen shows every brand that owes you money and how late each one is.
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Chase, without the awkward calls
When a payment is late, Settlr drafts a polite reminder with the right amount. You approve it, and it stops once the brand pays.
The demo also tracks the tax brands hold back (TDS) and gives each creator a private page showing when they'll be paid.
Start with the chasing. Then pay agencies early.
Get agencies paid faster
Software that earns its place by bringing the money in sooner.
Pay agencies before the brand does
Every paid invoice shows how reliably a brand pays. That record lets Settlr advance cash on invoices from brands that pay on time.
Working today
The demo is built and runs on a sample agency. Next, five real agencies try it on their own deals.