Overdue invoice email template
This is the first reminder for an invoice that has slipped past its due date: friendly, clear, and exact. The invoice number, the amount and the due date go in as they are — nothing rounded, nothing reworded. Paste your own invoice below and the numbers fill in; no account is needed to look.
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Quick reminder: invoice INV-2026-041
Written by the same engine that runs FetchDue's real reminders — a friendly first nudge, followed later by a firmer follow-up and a final notice if the silence continues.
Write a polite email chasing an unpaid invoice
The friendly reminder above is that email. Paste your invoice below — or type the amount, client and due date — and the numbers fill in exactly as they appear on the invoice. Copy it and send it from your own address; no account is needed to look.
How to politely chase an unpaid invoice
The process has three beats. Paste the invoice and check the reminder — it carries the invoice number, the amount and the due date, unchanged. Then either send it yourself, or let FetchDue send it and follow up on schedule, with every reply coming back to you for approval. It is one reminder that escalates over time, not a pack of three emails to download.
Write a firm overdue reminder with the invoice number, amount and due date
Switch the tone control in the preview below to Firm: the wording hardens while your numbers stay exactly as they are.
Invoice follow-up with invoice number, amount, due date, and days overdue
The preview already fills in all four — the invoice number, the amount, the due date and how many days late it is — so there is no separate template to hunt for.
Fill it with your own invoice
If you have a real overdue invoice, paste it here — or type the amount, client and due date — and the same reminder fills in your numbers. Copy it and send it yourself, or let FetchDue send it and handle what comes back. No account needed to look.
First reminder — ready to send
Quick reminder: invoice INV-2026-041
Sending, reply handling and follow-ups need an account — the preview doesn't.