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11 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Invoicing and bookkeeping that costs nothing
Wave covers the invoicing and bookkeeping side with a free plan and paid features from $19, while you keep your existing bank account.
Free accounting for a one person business
Zoho Books gives a one person business free accounting software rather than a bank account, with paid plans from $20.
Mileage and expenses tracked for freelancers
Everlance narrows down to mileage and expense tracking alone, with a free tier and paid plans from $10.99, no bank account attached.
Business banking with twenty checking accounts
Relay covers the banking half with up to twenty checking accounts and a free tier, though you bring your own bookkeeping.
Invoicing built for freelancers, not accountants
FreshBooks leans toward invoicing for freelancers; there is no free tier, and plans start at $23.
Business banking that puts the tax money aside
Lili is the closest swap, business banking that puts tax money aside as income lands, with a free tier and a cheaper $15 paid plan.
Accounting a freelancer can run without help
Xero is standalone accounting software a freelancer can run without help, at $25 a month with no free tier.
Tax filing that hunts for freelance write-offs
Keeper at $199 hunts freelance write-offs and files the return, doing the tax side once a year rather than holding the banking all year.
Receipt scanning and expense reports
Expensify focuses on receipt scanning and expense reports rather than a full bank account, with a free tier and plans starting at $5.
An S Corp back office for a business of one
Collective runs the back office for an S Corp specifically, payroll and taxes included, at $199 a month with no free tier to test it.
Form the company, then keep its books
doola forms the LLC or corporation first, then keeps its books after, at $297 with no free tier where Found has one.
