Express Invoice vs SumUp Invoices

Express Invoice creates and tracks invoices, quotes, and orders for businesses. It can schedule recurring invoices, automate statements, and send payment reminders. Users can email, print, or fax invoices and quotes, and save or send invoices as PDFs using included templates. Reports cover payments, overdue accounts, salesperson performance, inventory, aging, and sales tax. The software supports multiple tax rates and invoicing for multiple businesses, and it can generate invoices and quotes when the internet is unavailable. It integrates with NCH’s Inventoria to maintain inventory data across a business. Its free version costs nothing, does not expire, and is intended for home users or businesses with one user; it includes most professional-version features. Express Invoice is listed for Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. The mobile apps do not include web access, and remote access through a mobile browser requires the desktop version. NCH recommends regular data backups and offers technical support, video guides, a help manual, and a forum.

SumUp Invoices is invoicing software for creating and managing invoices and quotes through the web, iOS, and Android. It supports recurring invoices, online payments, payment reminders, and multi-currency invoicing. Its free plan includes unlimited invoices and quotes, recurring invoices, customer management, credit notes, delivery notes, and automatic payment reminders. Invoices Plus adds invoice customization, 14 invoice languages, multi-currency invoicing, and bank transfers to any bank account. The listed price for that plan is £7.00 per month billed annually; the Free plan is £0.00 per month. A 30-day trial is listed. Other listed capabilities include inventory management, offline mode, employee permissions, multi-location support, sales reporting, refunds, and hardware support. The listed payment methods are cards only. SumUp was founded in 2012, and its registered office is in Wilmington, Delaware, United States.