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Pros Unlimited users Unlimited invoices Cons Limited features No mobile apps Limited invoice customizations Buggy Expensive monthly cost Overview Launched in 2001, BillingOrchard was one of the first programs of its kind to hit the market. It aimed to solve small business owner’s invoicing needs and automate their billing processes. BillingOrchard was acquired by Payscape […]

Pros Easy to use International invoicing UK-based Well-designed UI Attractive invoice templates Cons Limited features Unsuited for US businesses Not accounting software No live bank feeds Overview Debitoor is an invoicing and (limited) bookkeeping solution that currently has users in over 40 countries, though it is ideally designed for British and European customers. Debitoor boasts […]

Pros Easy to use Unlimited invoices Good customer service Cons No mobile apps Limited integrations No reports No invoice customizations Overview Ballpark was founded by Andrew Wilkinson (the founder of MetaLab) in 2006 — the same people that brought the world the home-run-of-a-software Slack. Now the question is, does Ballpark hit it out of the […]

Though it started with a simple focus on time tracking in 2006, Harvest has grown considerably over the last decade and now encompasses invoicing and project management. Even after expanding into the invoicing world, the software is still focused on time and team management and has over 50,000 users. However, the software has limited invoicing features and is unsuited for product-based businesses.

Pros Easy to use Unlimited users Unlimited invoices Cons Limited features No reports No Android app No items or inventory Limited integrations No user permissions Overview Blinksale was created back in 2005. In its prime, Blinksale was a strong invoicing software for freelancers and small business owners. But the times have changed, and Blinksale? Not […]

Twinfield is a cloud based accounting software that is primarily aimed at mid- to large-sized businesses. Twinfield is very much tailored to professional accountants, and it is not generally suitable for very small or micro-businesses. It is not suitable for US businesses. Be cautious of the steep learning curve and the expensive monthly cost.

Saasu is a cloud-based accounting software that fulfils all basic accounting needs with strong features and unique reports. Unlimited users and a good selection of integrations make this software a scalable option for many small businesses. It is ideal for Australian businesses.

LessAccounting is an easy to use accounting software. It is expensive and has limited features. The expensive monthly cost, poor invoice templates, limited support materials, and limited integrations make LessAccounting not worth recommending.

Clear Books is an accounting software that offers an impressive number of features. The accounting features are particularly advanced with fixed asset management, depreciation, and a full chart of accounts. It is a great choice for UK small businesses.