Invoicefy vs FreshBooks

If you only need invoices, proposals and payments, Invoicefy is the cheaper FreshBooks alternative: it's free for unlimited clients, while FreshBooks starts at $23 a month for 5 billable clients. FreshBooks is better if you want accounting, bank reconciliation, mileage tracking and late fees in one place.

Prices checked on October 20, 2026 on each company's own pages.

Invoicefy and FreshBooks side by side

FeatureInvoicefyFreshBooks
Price for unlimited invoices$0 (Pro is $5/mo or $49/yr for card and PayPal payments)From $23/mo on Lite (5 billable clients). Unlimited clients need Premium at $70/mo
Free plan limitsFree forever: unlimited clients, invoices and proposalsNo free plan. New customers were offered 80% off for 4 months
Card paymentsYes, on Pro, through Stripe to your own accountYes, through FreshBooks Payments or Stripe, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay
PayPal paymentsYes, on Pro, to your own PayPal accountNo new PayPal connections since Oct 1, 2026 (existing ones only)
Processing feesStripe's or PayPal's standard fees. Invoicefy adds no feeCards: 2.9% + 30¢. ACH: 1%
DepositsYes, plus partial payments recorded as cash, check, bank transfer or otherYes
Recurring invoicesYes: weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly, with an optional end dateYes, on all plans
Automatic remindersYes, by email: 2 days before the due date and 3 and 7 days after, stopped when paidYes, plus scheduled late fees
Text the invoice linkYes, one tap opens your phone's Messages app with the client linkShare the invoice link from the mobile app
iPhone appYes (in-app Pro is $4.99/mo or $49.99/yr)Yes
Android appNoYes
Proposals or estimatesYes, proposals convert to invoices in one clickEstimates on all plans. Proposals on Plus and Premium

Prices checked on October 20, 2026. Sources:

Competitor prices change. Check their site before you decide.

Choose FreshBooks if...

Choose FreshBooks if you want invoicing and bookkeeping together. Its plans include automated bank import, tax-time reports and scheduled late fees, and Plus and up add double-entry reports and bank reconciliation. It also has an Android app and accepts ACH, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Choose Invoicefy if...

Choose Invoicefy if you just want to bill clients and get paid, without paying for accounting tools you won't open. You get unlimited clients for free, proposals that turn into invoices in one click, and card and PayPal payments on Pro for $5 a month. FreshBooks stopped setting up new PayPal connections on October 1, 2026, so Invoicefy is an option if your clients like PayPal.

How to switch from FreshBooks to Invoicefy

Start with your clients and your most used line items. Download any client and invoice reports FreshBooks offers and keep them for your records, then copy your regular clients into Invoicefy. Add your clients and saved items to Invoicefy, then set up your logo and payment options.

Send new invoices from Invoicefy, but let open FreshBooks invoices finish where they are, so clients don't get two bills. Once the last one is paid, download any records you want to keep and cancel your FreshBooks plan.

Questions people ask

As of October 20, 2026, FreshBooks lists Lite at $23, Plus at $43 and Premium at $70 a month, with an 80% off promo for the first 4 months. Lite is limited to 5 billable clients.

Try Invoicefy free.

Unlimited invoices and proposals on the free plan, on the web and iPhone. Add card and PayPal payments with Pro for $5 a month.