Subscribe To Freelance Folder Search The Archives Looking for something in particular? To search, type keywords and hit enter... Home Advertise About Archives Authors Contact Write For Us 14 Web-Based Invoicing Tools To Make Sure You Get Paid Posted on August 18th, 2007 by Jon -Freelance Folder Add to : Del.Icio.Us /Reddit /Digg /Stumble Upon We all know how important it is to keep track of everything, especially when we’re talking “money“, cause you do wanna get paid. So, here is a list of 14 web-based invoicing tools. No downloads required, you can access your account(s) wherever you may be in the world, making it really easy to manage your invoice and get paid (on time). A lot of folks prefer installing a software on their computers and keeping all their data on there, but I personally like web-based apps, they’re great for the freelancers “on the go“. And with most web-based apps, you can download your data and store it on your own computer for reference. ;) Many of the apps listed here are more than just invoicing tools, some also offer time and task management, project management and other “nice to have” tools. *some of those apps are free, and some require a paid membership. The sites are listed in no specific order. (although I really like the first 2). Invoice MachineFreshBooks (aff) Less Accounting Billing OrchardCashBoard BlinkSale Bill My ClientsInvoices Made Easy Invoice Place InvoTrakSimply Bill Simply Invoices Time59Veetro What Do You Use? When the time comes you have to send your invoice to your clients, what do you use? Do you send your invoices by e-mail, or do you prefer printing them out and sending them by regular mail? If you use a web-based app, which one is it? If you don’t use one, how do you manage your invoices and keep track of all this? How much would you be willing to pay for an invoicing tool/app? ;) JonVote up 8 votes 0 comments Add to : Del.Icio.Us /Reddit /Digg /Stumble Upon Tags: Tools, Invoicing, Services, Products, Productivity, Freelancing //If you enjoyed this post you might want to consider subscribing to our RSS Feed, and you can also receive updates in your e-mail, so you'll always stay up to date. Thanks!8 Responses to “14 Web-Based Invoicing Tools To Make Sure You Get Paid” . 1 LGR //Aug 18, 2007 at 10:12 pm Thanks for the list of places to check out. I would like to move to an online system. I currently email clients invoices as pdf’s and it works ok, unless they can’t open pdf’s then I have to mail it. . 2 Shane //Aug 19, 2007 at 4:10 am Emailing a pdf is a great way to go. Most accounting programs will export to pdf. Faxing can be good, but you have to be careful about that because some companies don’t like invoices coming over the central office fax. And when all else fails, there’s good old snail-mail! . 3 Marcus //Aug 19, 2007 at 10:29 am I just started using Cashboard, and even though it’s still in beta I find it does everything I need it to do and then some. The time-tracking widget is very useful. I upgraded to a paid subscription just the other day. . 4 Community Links #4 -14 Web-Based Invoicing Tools To Make Sure You Get Paid,let your commenters know you appreciate them and more… at WordPress Themes, Plugins, Blog Tips, Make Money Online >> WPthemesplugin.com //Aug 19, 2007 at 3:21 pm […] -If your a freelancer than you will enjoy Jonathan Phillips post -14 Web-Based Invoicing Tools To Make Sure You Get Paid […] . 5 Scott //Aug 19, 2007 at 10:22 pm I have been using Freshbooks for a while now and am really pleased with it. The timer works great. SB . 6 Using Templates And Drafts To Boost Your Productivity : Freelance Folder //Aug 24, 2007 at 4:35 pm […] Check out this list of web-based invoicing tools. […] . 7 Brandon //Aug 27, 2007 at 3:07 pm I use SideJobTrack — it was the first thing I found online when I started doing IT consulting on the side. Suits my needs but will look into the above listed. . 8 Ian //Sep 2, 2007 at 6:04 pmThere are just so many options. I know of three software applications that accountants reccommend and which work with banks websites as well as these 14 too. You generally get what you pay for but online service must be better value. There should some comparison or review of these sites somewhere. As if those above are not enough, another is launching soon called BillQ. 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