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6 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Invoicing and bookkeeping that costs nothing
Wave pairs free invoicing with free bookkeeping, the place to look when you need books out the other end rather than just professional invoices.
Free accounting for a one person business
Zoho Books offers free accounting for a one-person business, so invoices come with real books behind them rather than Invoicely's invoicing focus.
Time tracking that turns into an invoice
Harvest works from the timesheet, turning tracked hours into invoices, with a free tier and paid plans from $9, close to Invoicely's $9.99.
Open-source invoicing, free for 5 clients
Invoice Ninja is open-source invoicing whose free plan is capped at five clients rather than five invoices a month, a better fit when you bill the same few clients often.
Invoicing built for freelancers, not accountants
FreshBooks is also invoicing built for freelancers rather than accountants, but it has no free plan, starting at $23 after a trial where Invoicely stays free at low volume.
Accounting a freelancer can run without help
Xero is proper accounting a freelancer can run without help, the upgrade once you need bookkeeping or a tax return rather than just invoices, from $25 with no free plan.
