Invoice2go review

Invoice2go is built for people who bill from the truck or the job site. Its plans are defined by how many invoices you send and what you pay per card payment. Starter covers 30 invoices per year with a 3.5% card fee, free ACH bank transfers, a bank account and unlimited estimates. Professional raises the cap to 100 invoices per year, lowers the card fee to 3%, adds QuickBooks and Xero integration and advanced reports. Premium removes the invoice cap, lowers the card fee to 2.9% and adds recurring invoices and phone support. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial. The pricing page shows prices in several currencies and we could not confirm a USD figure from our location, so we have marked the price as pending. The low invoice caps and recurring invoices reserved for Premium make it a weaker fit for freelancers with monthly retainer clients.

Who it is for

Tradespeople and mobile service businesses that invoice from a phone on the job.

Price

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US price check pending. See the vendor pricing page.

Key features

• Invoice creation and customization from the mobile app
• Unlimited estimates on every plan
• Free ACH bank transfers on Starter
• QuickBooks and Xero integration on Professional
• Recurring invoices and phone support on Premium

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Built for invoicing from a phone
• Strength: Card fees drop from 3.5% to 2.9% on higher plans
• Strength: 30-day free trial
• Weakness: Starter caps you at 30 invoices per year
• Weakness: Recurring invoices need Premium
• Weakness: No free plan

Key facts

• Starter: 30 invoices per year, 3.5% card fee
• Professional: 100 invoices per year, 3.0% card fee
• Premium: Unlimited invoices, 2.9% card fee
• Free trial: 30 days

Where it ranks

Invoice2go is No. 10 in our Best Invoicing Software verdict.