Billdr vs Invoice Simple

Billdr is an invoicing and job-management app for Australian tradies, available on iPhone and iPad. Job cards can record customer and site details, labour and materials costs, GST, notes and job status. Users can send a PDF quote and turn a job into an invoice in one tap. The app calculates Australian GST at 10% and supports ABN fields; invoices can include Stripe payment links. Revenue reports cover monthly revenue, outstanding invoices, a six-month trend and jobs by status. Billdr is designed as a standalone tool and does not currently integrate with Xero or MYOB. Its free plan allows up to three jobs; Pro offers unlimited jobs, quotes, payment links, reports, cloud backup and sync, and multi-device access. Pro costs A$14.99 a month or A$119.99 a year. Both plans include a seven-day free trial. Free-tier job and customer data is stored on the device, while Pro data is stored in cloud storage.

Invoice Simple helps small businesses create and send invoices, estimates and receipts on Android, iOS and the web. More than 60 invoice and estimate templates can be customized with business branding and other details, and an approved estimate can become an invoice with one click. Customers can pay by card, ACH, PayPal or Venmo; ACH and Venmo are listed as US-only. Invoice Simple Payments can connect to Stripe, PayPal or both for online and in-person payments, and recurring invoices are supported. The app scans receipts and captures details such as date and amount for expense tracking. Reports cover revenue, expenses, top clients and seasonal trends. Bookkeeping imports bank transactions through Plaid; Invoice Simple says Plaid has read-only access and handles banking credentials without storing them in Invoice Simple. The maker says users can send their first estimate or invoice free. A mobile trial provides 14 days of full Premium access. Paid plans are Essentials at $6.99 a month, Plus at $14.99 a month and Premium at $21.99 a month.