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Your AI collections team for email and WhatsApp
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Bump - Your AI collections team for email and WhatsApp

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Bump is an AI collections engine for accounts receivable. It works every overdue invoice to paid — chasing across email and WhatsApp, reading replies, tracking promises and payment plans, and escalating on its own — so getting paid runs itself. Like adding a collections team, without hiring one.

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Protim, maker of Bump. Every freelancer and small agency I know has the same quiet problem: the work is done, the invoice is sent, and then the chasing starts. Awkward "just following up" emails, WhatsApp pings you put off sending, and hours every month spent on it. Bump takes that job off your plate. Bring in your invoices (manually, by CSV, or synced from Stripe, QuickBooks or Xero), set your nudge plan once, and Bump works every overdue invoice on email and WhatsApp. It starts friendly, gets firmer only if there's no reply, respects quiet hours, reads replies, logs promises to pay, and stops the moment you're paid. It's free for up to 3 clients, no credit card needed. I'd love your feedback: how do you chase late payments today, and what would make you trust automation to do it for you?

, nice concept, but some friendly advice, there is no pricing details on the site, as far as I can see. Personally I can't trust a product if there is no clear idea of what the investment is I'm signing up for. I appreciate the first 3 clients are free, but successful businesses have many more clients. Best of luck

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Many Thanks for the advice. Really appreciate it. The Pricing details is in the Billing section which you see once you sign up. For your reference I am attaching the screenshot here:

 Thanks for the clarification

Maker

 If you find it useful, would you be interested in signing up?

man, the "just following up" email dance eats into my sanity. if Bump can handle that without my guilty procrastination, i might finally sleep through a weekend. but, i'd probably still double-check its first few nudges just because i'm paranoid.