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You followed up.
The client still hasn't paid.

This free template pack gives you three ready-to-send demand letter templates, each calibrated for a different stage of the collection process — from first formal notice to final warning before legal action.

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The work is done. The client was happy.
The payment just never came.

Chasing a late payment isn't just about the money. It's the calculation you make every time you consider following up. Too soft, and it gets ignored again. Too firm and you risk the referral, the relationship, the next booking.

So you wait a little longer. Unfortunately, the overdue invoice just stays there.

Photographers & Videographers

No clear payment due date in the contract. Nothing formally triggered on the client's side.

Event Planners

The coordination was perfect, the client is publicly grateful — the unpaid balance somehow still unresolved weeks later.

Creative Agencies

Payment cycles stretch from 30 to 60 days with no clean paper trail — just scattered Messenger threads and email chains.

You've been reasonable. You've given it time. What you need now isn't another polite reminder. A different kind of document entirely.

"I sent the first template, and the client paid within two days. I wish I had this earlier."

— Jayson, photographer

What's inside the pack

Five components — all free, all ready to send.

Polite-Firm First Formal Notice

Shifts the conversation from casual to documented without aggression. Warm enough to preserve the relationship, clear enough to be a formal record.

Direct Second Notice — first deadline missed, no response

States what happened, sets a final deadline, and names consequences for the first time. Use this when the first notice was ignored.

Final Notice Before Legal Action — two notices, both ignored

References Small Claims Court Philippines directly. The demand letter for unpaid services final version — a written statement of the next legal step.

Bonus

Decision Guide

Not sure where to start? Three questions, one answer — points you to the right template immediately.

Bonus

Small Claims Primer

Full step-by-step for filing small claims in the Philippines — official Supreme Court form links, court locations, and filing fees.

If you delivered the work and the invoice is still unpaid, this is for you.

This pack was built for Filipino photographers, videographers, event planners, and agencies.

  • Photographers and videographers
  • Event planners and coordinators
  • Creative agencies

One thing to note:

These templates work best when there's already a documented agreement in place — a signed contract, a booking form, or a clear written exchange. They're not a substitute for proper contract payment terms. They're what you use when those terms exist, and the client still isn't paying.

This situation is uncomfortable. This template doesn't make it comfortable — it makes your next move clear, professional, and worth taking.

Three templates. One guide. All free.

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