UK late invoice workspace

Add £40–£100 to that overdue invoice. Legally.

When a business pays you late, the law is on your side: a fixed recovery fee set by the size of the invoice, plus interest at 8% over the Bank of England base rate. ChaseKit works out your number and writes the email that asks for it.

You don't have to charge it. Naming the number is usually enough.

No account needed Your invoice never leaves your browser Figures follow GOV.UK guidance

Why it exists

Most freelancers ask for too little.

You are owed more than the invoice

Nearly everyone chases the original figure and leaves the recovery fee and the interest on the table.

Nobody enjoys asking twice

Firm without rude is hard to write when you are annoyed. ChaseKit writes it, and you decide how hard it lands.

The sum is fiddly and worth getting right

Daily interest, fee bands, due dates. Wrong figures undermine the ask at the exact moment it needs to land.

How it works

From unpaid invoice to ready-to-send chase in three steps.

1. Drop or enter invoiceTry to pre-fill from PDF, DOCX, TXT, CSV, or enter details manually.
2. Review the numbersCheck the original amount, interest, recovery fee, and total requested.
3. Send the right follow-upCopy the free email, or unlock the editable recovery workspace when you need the full record.

Free practical guidance

Know the number. Send the right message. Know what comes next.

Private by design

Your invoice details stay local.

ChaseKit is a static, local-first tool. It keeps draft cases and profiles in your browser storage. It does not upload invoice files to a ChaseKit server. If you open Gmail, Outlook, or your mail app, the draft text is passed to that provider so you can review and send it there.