The right document for the job
Quotes, invoices and credit notes. Recurring invoices and reminders when the work continues.
Agreements, invoices and the books that follow. For freelancers and small studios.
01 / Agreement → work → money
Agree on the deliverables. Let your customer accept by link and sign off on delivery. Invoice the work you’ve delivered, with deposits handled as payment schedules.
| Deliverables | VAT | DKK |
|---|---|---|
| Visual identity | 25% | 8.000,00 |
| Brand guidelines | 25% | 12.000,00 |
Payments on this invoice
DKK · 25% moms per line
02 / The books that follow
The invoice is only part of the story. Quits keeps the detail that comes after it.
Quotes, invoices and credit notes. Recurring invoices and reminders when the work continues.
VAT handled per line, with PDF and Peppol BIS 3.0 UBL export. Danish-first, with DKK and moms.
Issued documents are stored byte-for-byte with a hash. They are never re-rendered. A typed event log is built to feed your bookkeeping.
The agent API uses MCP so an assistant can draft and send documents. Anything outward-facing needs human approval.
03 / Your choice
quits.dev / Early access
Sign up and get to work. Nothing to install or run. Managed email, branded sender domains, Stripe payments and AI onboarding are part of the hosted product.
Get early accessHosted pricing is still being decided.
GitHub / Source available
The invoicing app is source available. Use Docker Compose to self-host it for your own business, with your data on your machine. Read the code, adapt it and contribute on GitHub.
Self-host for freeSelf-host for free for your own business. You manage your own setup.
Quits is Danish-first, with DKK and moms built in. The interface is available in English and Danish.
Hosted pricing has not been decided. Sign up for early access, or self-host Quits for your own business for free.
The invoicing app uses FSL-1.1-ALv2. You can read, modify and self-host it for your own business. Competing commercial uses are restricted. Each version becomes Apache-2.0 after two years. The hosted service adds managed infrastructure, email and onboarding.
An assistant can prepare documents through the MCP agent API. Sending and other outward-facing actions need human approval.