Project delivered, final invoice ignored
The client signed off the work, paid the deposit and went quiet on the last invoice.
Unpaid project fees, retainers, placement fees and time-and-materials invoices from clients in other countries, collected by a licensed partner in the client's country. You pay only when money is recovered.
Your work crosses borders: projects, placements and advisory work for clients in many countries. The work is done, and then the last invoice is the hardest one to collect.
The client signed off the work, paid the deposit and went quiet on the last invoice.
The candidate started weeks ago, but the client's finance team abroad has not paid the placement fee.
The project lead approved every hour, yet the time-and-materials invoices sit unpaid in a foreign payables queue.
Suing in the client's country would cost more than the fee itself, so the invoice just ages.
We match each claim to a vetted local partner who knows the language, the late-payment law and the courts. You sign one agreement and follow every case on one platform.
A partner in the client's country writes in the client's language and applies the national rules on statutory interest and recovery costs.
Limitation periods differ by country, such as six years in England and three years in Germany. The local partner knows when a claim must move.
Brief the partner in the case chat on the engagement and the tone you want. You approve payment plans and you decide whether to escalate.
Upload it with the engagement letter or contract and proof of delivery, such as approved time sheets or a sign-off. You see the fee before you confirm.
We match the claim to a licensed partner in your client's country. You talk to them directly in the case chat.
You get paid what is recovered, minus the partner's share. Court action only starts if you accept a quote.
Type in one claim, upload a spreadsheet, or connect your accounting software and send overdue invoices from there.
No setup fee, no subscription and no retainer. If money is recovered, the success fee depends on where your client is and the size of the claim. One contract shared by every business on Debitura means terms you would struggle to negotiate alone.
EU member states, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, the UK and Switzerland
Every other country, including the United States
Whether your client is in Germany, Singapore or the United States, a licensed partner in that country takes the case.
No. Debitura is a debt collection platform. We match your case to a licensed local collection agency or law firm in your debtor's country, which does the collection under local law. We provide the agreement, the platform and the quality checks.
No. There is no setup fee, subscription or retainer. You pay a success fee only on money that is recovered. Legal action is quoted separately and only starts if you accept the quote.
In the EU, Directive 2011/7/EU gives creditors in B2B deals statutory interest of at least the reference rate plus eight percentage points and a fixed EUR 40 recovery sum, applied through national law. In the UK, the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998 adds a fixed sum of GBP 40, 70 or 100.
It depends on the debtor's country. In England and Wales, contract claims expire after six years. In Germany, the standard period is three years. The local partner checks the deadline that applies to your claim.
Yes, if the fee is undisputed. The partner in the client's country collects under local law. In the UK, temp-to-perm transfer fees are only enforceable if the contract meets the 2003 Conduct Regulations, so check your terms first.
Then the claim is disputed. Disputed claims get a quote from the partner first, and legal action only starts if you accept the quote.
Yes. You decide whether to escalate, you approve payment plans over 12 months and discounts over 20%, and you can see every action the partner logs.
From 6% in Europe and 7.5% elsewhere, depending on claim size and the debtor's country. See the full fee schedule.
Create a free account and submit your first claim in two minutes. You see the fee and the partner before anything starts.