Freelancers face two bad options: send the file and hope they pay, or withhold it and have an awkward conversation. DidTheyPay removes that choice. Upload your file, set a price, share the link ā the file unlocks the moment payment clears. No platform fee. Buyers need no account. Free to start. The file is the contract. Payment is the key.
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I didn't build this from personal trauma ā I've never been ghosted by a client. But the more I read about how freelancers work, the more this problem kept coming up: the awkward "any update on the payment?" email, the trust damage it creates, the feeling of being owed something you can't comfortably ask for. It felt like a solvable problem.
The problem felt structurally solvable. Payment-gated delivery exists in e-commerce ā Shopify doesn't ship your order before your card clears. Why should digital file delivery work any differently? So I built DidTheyPay. Upload the file, set a price, share the link. Stripe handles the checkout. The file unlocks on payment confirmation. That's it.
A couple of things to highlight:
⢠Buyers need no account ā the friction is near zero on their side
⢠We take 0% of transactions ā just a subscription, so your pricing stays yours
⢠The free plan is real. Five links, actual file delivery, real Stripe payments. Not a sandbox. Use it on a client today before deciding anything.
If you've ever delivered a file and then spent a couple of days/weeks wondering if you'd ever see the money ā I'd love to know what would've made this a no-brainer for you.