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See how Invoice Link compares.

Researching invoicing software is a full-time job. We wrote honest, feature-by-feature comparisons to make it a 5-minute job instead. No hit pieces — just the facts on what each tool does well and where it falls short for a solo tradesperson.

Built for the trades who do the work

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The lineup

Six honest head-to-heads

Each page covers pricing, mobile apps, payment methods, the features that matter for trades, and a fair “where they win” section. We don't pretend to be better at everything — because we're not.

Why Invoice Link

What we're optimized for

Most invoicing tools were built for agencies, consultants, or full-service field operations with dispatchers. Invoice Link was built for the person in the truck.

Mobile-first, not mobile-afterthought

Most competitors started as web apps and shipped a mobile version later. Invoice Link started on iPhone. Every core workflow — estimate, invoice, payment, receipt — is designed for thumbs.

Priced for solo operators

$8.99/week or $299.99/year for Pro with a 3-day free trial. No per-user fees, no per-invoice fees, no “Connect plan to unlock reminders.” The math is the math.

Flat 1% + $0.30 platform fee

Plus Stripe's standard rate (2.9% + $0.30 for cards, 0.8% capped at $5 for ACH). No markup, no surprise fees, no “payment processing by partner” games.

Zero training required

You should be invoicing within 60 seconds of opening the app — not sitting through an onboarding call or watching a tutorial series. If we can't explain a feature in one sentence, we rebuild it.

Street View on every client

Type a customer address. Pull up the house. See the square footage, lot size, and year built before you quote. Nobody else does this.

Text from your own phone

We use your phone's native Messages app — no third-party SMS service, no shortcodes. Your customer sees YOUR number, not “87241” — and it costs zero.

We're not better at everything.

If you've got a 10-person crew with a dispatcher, Jobber or Housecall Pro are better tools. If you need full double-entry accounting, QuickBooks wins. If time-tracking is your whole business model, FreshBooks is polished. Read the comparison for your specific tool — we'll tell you straight.

Stop comparing. Start invoicing.

3-day free trial on Pro. $8.99/week or $299.99/year after. No sales calls.

iOS · Android · Web dashboard · 3-day free trial

Our mission

Every tradesperson deserves to get paid the day the job is done.