Unlimited invoices. Your payment rails. Zero cut.
Send professional invoices your clients pay by card in one click — on your own Stripe, PayPal or Wise, at your rates, settling straight to you. Free forever, with real books underneath instead of a reports tab.
Free. No card. About two minutes to set up.
The invoice does the chasing
Send it and forget it: viewed-tracking, reminder schedules, late fees, and partial payments that add up correctly.
- Hosted pages, no client accounts — open from a link, pay by card, download the PDF — done.
- Automatic reminders & late fees — your schedule, your grace period — set once.
- Payment plans & tipping — split large invoices into installments; let happy clients add a gratuity.
- Recurring & retainers — monthly invoices send themselves — with unbilled hours swept on automatically.
- Your letterhead, gap-free numbering — per-entity numbering that never skips, branding snapshotted so history never rewrites.
Quotes signed online, converted in one click
The estimate goes out as a hosted page; the client accepts by typing their name — stored as a signature — and the invoice is one click away. No printing, no scanning, no 'did you get my quote?'
Real books, not an invoice list
Invoice-only apps stop at 'sent.' Here every invoice lives in real accounting: bank deposits match themselves, receivables age, statements reconcile — and open invoices project your cash 90 days forward.
'Free invoicing' usually has a processor attached
Here's the market, side by side. Every row links to a full, fair comparison.
| Tool | Price | Model | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coordinator | $0 — every feature | Your own rails, 0% cut, real books underneath | Start free → |
| Zoho Invoice | Free (capped ~1,000 inv/yr, branded) | Free; ~3 users; ecosystem upsell model | Full comparison → |
| Invoice Ninja | Free (5 clients); ~$14–$18+/mo | Free (5 clients); flat paid tiers; self-host option | Full comparison → |
| Square Invoices | Free software; forced 3.3% + 30¢ processing | Free tier; paid tiers per location; processor lock-in | Full comparison → |
| Invoice2go | ~$5.99–$39.99/mo; 30–100 invoices/yr caps | Tiered by yearly invoice count | Full comparison → |
| Invoicely | Free (5 inv/mo, PayPal only); ~$9.99–$29.99/mo | Tiered by monthly invoice and client caps | Full comparison → |
| PayPal Invoicing | Free software; 3.49% + $0.49 per payment | Free; PayPal processing only | Full comparison → |
Competitor pricing and limits are approximate, from published plans as of August 2026.
Free invoicing, without the asterisk
Unlimited invoices, unlimited clients, unlimited users — with gap-free numbering per entity, your logo and letterhead, and no watermark. There is no counter anywhere in the product.
Every invoice gets a hosted page they open from a link — no account needed — and pay by card on your own Stripe, PayPal or Wise. The money settles directly to you; we take no percentage and never hold funds.
Yes — reminder schedules you set once, late fees with a grace period, and you can see the moment an invoice is opened. Payment plans split big invoices into scheduled installments.
Yes — that's the difference from invoice-only apps. Every invoice lands in real books: bank feeds match the deposit, statements reconcile, AR aging knows who owes what, and your accountant gets journals and period locks when they ask.
Hosted estimates your client accepts by typing their name — recorded as a signature — then one click converts to the invoice. Recurring invoices and retainers send themselves, sweeping unbilled time along.
No catch and no tiers: invoicing is one part of a free system that also runs your projects, scheduling and CRM. Your payment processor charges its normal card fees — that's your relationship, and we add nothing to it.
Send your first invoice in ten minutes
Connect your own Stripe, PayPal or Wise, add your logo, and get paid — with books that keep themselves.
Free. No card. About two minutes to set up.