An accepted quote becomes the invoice. No retyping.
- 1What happens
A customer accepts your quote online.
- 2Betterfy drafts
Turns it into an invoice with a pay link.
- 3You approve
Check it and send.
- 4Result
Overdue reminders go out for you.
Betterfy writes the blog post, the follow-up, the customer reply and the pre-call brief. You read, approve, and get on with the work you're paid for.
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Three drafts and one alert.
Approve the blog post and a help article, one tap each.
Five people to contact, each with an opening line.
The brief is already written.
A customer accepts your quote online.
Turns it into an invoice with a pay link.
Check it and send.
Overdue reminders go out for you.
Visitors search your site and get no results.
Drafts the missing help article.
Check the facts and publish.
The next search finds an answer, and the chat can use it too.
Someone asks whether you can quote for a bigger job.
Flags it as a lead on their record and drafts a follow-up.
Send it as written, or change a line.
The lead is on your call list, not stuck in a support queue.
You answer about eleven questions about your business. Betterfy builds the site, then sets it up so the first inquiry already reaches you.

Every draft waits in one approvals inbox. Approve from the morning email in one tap, skip it, or undo it later.

Press Cmd-K and type a command instead of hunting through menus.

Every draft waits for your approval. Approve from the morning email in one tap, skip it, or undo it later. You choose how much Betterfy does on its own.


Work done for you: the hours saved this month and what they're worth at your hourly rate, with a line-by-line ledger you can export. Hours are estimates from a fixed rate card, credited only for work Betterfy actually did.
No. Betterfy drafts the blog post, the follow-up, the reply and the call brief. You read, approve or skip.
Nothing goes out. The one exception is the blog: on a live site, a draft you leave untouched publishes after 7 days unless you switch on 'require review'.
Yes. Approved actions have an Undo.
You answer about eleven questions about your business, and Betterfy builds the site from your answers.