It's called working for free.
And you've been doing it for years.
You worked on it for two weeks.
You delivered. You sent the invoice.
The client saw the files. They said "perfect, thanks".
Then they vanished.
Now you've got two choices: write the third reminder and look pushy, or wait and hope.
Neither one is your job.
You upload the gallery. Set the agreed balance. Send the link to the couple.
They pay from their phone while still on honeymoon.
They download right away.
You shared low-res previews during the project.
The high-res editable files go on Fullty at the end.
The client pays the balance and downloads. No "provisional" versions floating around for months.
You sent an MP3 preview with a voice watermark.
The WAV master and stems go on Fullty.
The artist pays, downloads, heads to the studio.
You handled revisions with low-res previews.
The final 4K export and project files are too heavy for any email.
You upload them to Fullty. The brand pays the balance. Downloads everything.
During the project you only shared drafts and excerpts.
The complete document, with framework and recommendations, goes up at the end.
The client pays the balance. Downloads the PDF. Reads it.
Three messages and a link. You get paid before they download.