Get paid faster.

Yes. Connect your QuickBooks Online account in one click and Relanco will automatically sync your invoices and clients.

Most contractors need time to see real results. The 30-day free trial gives you time to get set up and see if Relanco fits your workflow. The following 60 days at $9 CAD/month give you enough billing cycles to understand the true impact on your cash flow before committing to the full price. If you're not getting paid faster, you'll know before you're fully invested.

If your client replies STOP (or ARRÊT) to any reminder SMS, they're immediately removed from all future messages. This is automatic and required by Canadian messaging regulations. The opt-out is recorded in your dashboard.

Relanco syncs with QuickBooks or FreshBooks. As long as the invoice isn't marked fully paid in your accounting software, reminders continue on your schedule. The moment it's closed, reminders stop automatically.

Yes. In the Clients section, pause reminders for any client with one click — no need to delete anything. Useful when you're handling a situation directly or waiting on a partial payment.

You get 30 full days with no credit card required. All features are included from day one: up to 500 reminder emails and 200 SMS reminders per month. If it's not for you, cancel before the trial ends and you won't be charged.

After 30 days, you move to the Solo plan. Introductory pricing is active: your first two months are $9 CAD/month, then $29 CAD/month going forward. You'll receive a reminder before your trial ends. Cancel anytime. No contract, no penalty.

Yes. All data is protected with industry-standard encryption in transit and at rest. Your QuickBooks and FreshBooks credentials are never stored in plain text. We never share your data with third parties.

No problem — Relanco supports manual client and invoice creation, or you can import via CSV. No accounting software required.

Yes. Not translated French. Relanco's French reminder templates are written for Canadian contractors who serve French-speaking clients: natural Quebec phrasing, the right register, the kind of message a client here actually expects to receive. English reminders use standard Canadian English.