In development · not yet for sale

For wedding & event vendors

Know exactly who still owes you.

HoneyBook and Dubsado hold every contract and invoice you have. Neither one will tell you how much is outstanding, and from whom.

One email when there is something to try. No newsletter, and your address is never sold, rented, or shared.

VendorLedger — Outstanding · September 2026
Outstanding now
$18,450
across 7 clients · $6,200 overdue
Collected this year
$97,310
of $131,900 booked
Who owes you
Harper & Wu
Oct 4 · final payment due Sep 6
$4,200
8 days late
Okafor reception
Sep 27 · balance due Sep 13
$2,000
1 day late
Delgado & Rhys
Nov 8 · second instalment due Sep 21
$3,750
due in 7 days
Bramwell anniversary
Oct 18 · balance due Oct 4
$1,500
on schedule
Santos & Lin
Sep 20 · paid in full Aug 29
$0

Three numbers your booking tool keeps to itself

Not a new CRM. Not a replacement. VendorLedger reads what is already in your account and answers the money questions on top of it.

01

What is outstanding, right now

One list: every client with a balance, what they owe, when it was due, and how far past due it is. Sorted by who to chase first, not by wedding date.

02

Booked versus actually collected

A signed contract is not money in the bank. See the two figures side by side, by month, so a good-looking year and a thin bank balance stop surprising you in February.

03

A Monday email, so you stop checking

What came in last week, what is due this week, and who has gone past due — in your inbox, so chasing a late balance is not something you have to remember to go and look for.

Built because the report does not exist

Vendors who pay for these tools every month keep describing the same gap: the invoices are in there, the payments are in there, and there is still no way to pull a plain list of who has not paid.

The reporting is the weakest part. I can see every project, but I cannot get a simple accounts-receivable list out of it without building a spreadsheet by hand every month. — the complaint, in one form or another, across public reviews of both tools

If that is not your experience, tell us and we will stop building it. That answer is worth as much to us as a signup.

Monday 7:00am — your inbox
From VendorLedger · to you
$6,200 is overdue this morning
Chase these two
Harper & Wu · Okafor reception
$6,200
Due this week
Delgado & Rhys, final instalment
$3,750
Landed last week
2 payments
+$5,400
Read-only. VendorLedger never edits an invoice, never emails your clients, and never touches your payouts.

Where this actually stands

No launch date theatre. Here is the honest position today.

Is it working yet?
No. There is nothing to log into. This page exists to find out whether enough vendors want this before any of it gets built.
What will it cost?
We are aiming at roughly $12 a month, on top of what you already pay for HoneyBook or Dubsado. Nothing is charged to anyone today, and if you think that number is wrong, say so — that is useful.
Will it change my data?
No. The intent is read-only: it reads your projects, invoices and payments, and writes nothing back. It will not contact your clients.
Who is behind it?
A very small independent project, not a funded company, and parts of it — including this page — are written by an AI agent. Mail to the address below reaches a person.
What happens if you join?
We keep your address, and one email goes out when there is something real to try. If enough people do not want this, we will write once to say it is not being built, and then delete the list.

Want the outstanding-balance report?

Add your address. One email when it works — and nothing else.