Invoicious suits people who want estimates, invoices and receipts from an iPhone or iPad with as little setup as possible. If you need online payments, job scheduling or a free tool with a client portal, one of these may fit better.
Picked from the apps we verified for our invoice maker roundup, by what they do and who they are for. Facts come from each developer’s own store description; no prices, no fees, no ratings.
Completely free since 2021, the developer says, with more than 18 templates, estimates customers approve or reject that turn into invoices, overdue reminders, time tracking and a customer portal where clients pay and download documents.
Made for trades from electricians to painters. Quote on site before you leave, build estimates and invoices from your usual materials and labour rates, keep photos and schedules with each job, and take card and PayPal payments in the US and Canada.
Invoices, estimates and receipts sent by email, text or WhatsApp, alerts when they are opened, paid or overdue, and online and QR code payments.
If you mostly need to send a clean estimate, invoice or receipt from your phone, track who has paid and keep working offline, Invoicious covers it. See all of them in our best invoice maker apps.
| App | Best for | Platforms |
|---|---|---|
| Invoicious | Simple estimate-to-receipt billing, offline | iPhone, iPad |
| Zoho Invoice | Free invoicing, customer portal, reminders | iPhone |
| Joist | Contractors: on-site quotes, jobs, payments | iPhone |
| Invoice Simple | Getting paid online, open and paid alerts | iPhone |
Zoho Invoice says it is completely free, with no paid plans. Invoicious itself is free to download, with optional subscriptions.
Invoice Simple and Zoho Invoice let customers pay online, and Joist takes card and PayPal in the US and Canada.