Invoicefy vs Wave

Wave and Invoicefy both give you unlimited invoices for $0, so the choice comes down to bookkeeping: Wave includes free bookkeeping and an Android app, while Invoicefy sticks to invoices and proposals. Invoicefy includes recurring invoices and automatic reminders without a paid plan, and adds no fee on top of Stripe's card rate, where Wave charges 2.9% plus $0.60 on its free plan.

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

Invoicefy and Wave side by side

FeatureInvoicefyWave
Price for unlimited invoices$0 (Pro is $5/mo or $49/yr for card and PayPal payments)$0 on Starter. Pro is $19/mo or $190/yr
Free plan limitsFree forever: unlimited clients, invoices and proposalsStarter is free: unlimited estimates, invoices and bookkeeping records
Card paymentsYes, on Pro, through Stripe to your own accountYes, with the online payments add-on (approval required)
PayPal paymentsYes, on Pro, to your own PayPal accountNot listed
Processing feesStripe's or PayPal's standard fees. Invoicefy adds no feeCards: 2.9% + $0.60 (Amex 3.4% + $0.60). Pro: first 10 card payments a month at 2.9% + $0. Bank payments: 1%, $1 minimum
DepositsYes, plus partial payments recorded as cash, check, bank transfer or otherPro plan, requested through estimates
Recurring invoicesYes: weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly, with an optional end datePro plan
Automatic remindersYes, by email: 2 days before the due date and 3 and 7 days after, stopped when paidPro plan: 3, 7 and 14 days after the due date
Text the invoice linkYes, one tap opens your phone's Messages app with the client linkNot listed
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 clickYes, unlimited estimates

Prices checked on October 20, 2026. Sources:

Competitor prices change. Check their site before you decide.

Choose Wave if...

Choose Wave if you want invoicing and bookkeeping in one free account. Wave includes unlimited bookkeeping records, has iPhone and Android apps, and its Pro plan auto-imports bank transactions. If you need accounting reports at tax time, Invoicefy can't replace that.

Choose Invoicefy if...

Choose Invoicefy if you only need to send invoices and proposals and get paid, without learning accounting software. Recurring invoices and automatic reminders don't require a paid plan on Invoicefy, while Wave puts them on Pro. You can text the client link from your own phone, and PayPal is supported on Pro.

How to switch from Wave to Invoicefy

Start with your clients and your most used line items. You can keep your bookkeeping in Wave and move only your invoicing, starting by copying your regular customers. Add your clients and saved items to Invoicefy, then set up your logo and payment options.

Send new invoices from Invoicefy, but let open Wave 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 Wave plan.

Questions people ask

Yes. Wave's Starter plan is $0 with unlimited invoices, estimates and bookkeeping records as of October 20, 2026. Online payments have per-transaction fees, and Pro is $19 a month.

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.