Offers & Payments
Send an offer, turn it into an invoice, and get paid — all in one place.
Sajt helps you get paid in three simple steps: send an offer (offert), turn it into an invoice (faktura), and mark it paid (betald). You'll find it all under Payments in the menu.
Send an offer
An offer is a price quote you send a customer before the work starts.
You can write one by hand, or let Sajt draft it from the services you already offer. Either way, you send it by email and the customer gets their own link to accept or decline.
Sajt only uses prices from your own service list. It never makes up a price. If a price isn't on your list, it's left at 0 for you to fill in.
The offer form works on its own, with or without AI help.
Turn it into an invoice
When a customer accepts, turn the offer into an invoice with one click. The invoice keeps its own running number, the way Swedish invoices need.
Your business details, entered once
Before you send invoices, fill in your business details one time: your organisation number, VAT number, bankgiro or IBAN, Swish number, and how many days a customer has to pay. Sajt remembers them for every invoice after that.
Getting paid online
You can let customers pay an invoice online by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Swish. They press Pay now on the invoice, and it's marked paid automatically.
Online card payment needs to be switched on first. It's a one-time setup that connects your own payment account. Until then, you can still mark invoices paid by hand.
Reminders, repeat invoices and deposits
- Reminders — Sajt can send one polite reminder for an unpaid invoice that's overdue, or you can press Remind yourself.
- Repeat invoices — turn an invoice into a repeating one (monthly, quarterly or yearly) and Sajt sends the next one for you. Stop it anytime.
- Deposits — ask for part of the price up front by splitting an offer into a deposit and the balance.
No cut of your results
We take 0% fee on your leads and bookings. Your results are yours.
Not a bookkeeping app
Sajt sends offers and invoices and helps you get paid. It doesn't replace your accounting program (like Fortnox or Bokio).
Need to fill in your business details or turn on online payments? See Settings.