Note des avis : 74 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 13 453 notes
74sur 100
Zoho Invoice is free with no cap on the number of invoices and grows with your business: when you need more, the path to Zoho Books is smooth. PDFs look clean and professional without any configuration. Weak spots: no deposit field, the timer breaks when you use the app and the web at the same time, and template customization is minimal.
Points forts
Completely free with no invoice limits, clean PDF output, and a direct migration path to Zoho Books when you outgrow it.
Reproches
No deposit payment field, the timer conflicts when running both the mobile and desktop clients simultaneously, and template customization is very limited.
Pour qui : Early-stage entrepreneurs and solo operators who need a professional-looking invoice without paying for a subscription.
Note des avis : 67 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 2 032 notes
67sur 100
The best tool in its class for contractors who need to put together a professional estimate on-site, fast. Fully free for estimates. Editing after creation and integration with other software are limited.
Points forts
Professional-looking documents without any setup, logo support, faster than any MS Office template according to users who made the switch, and completely free for the basic use case.
Reproches
Editing a saved estimate is awkward sending to Adobe opens the old version. No real integration with external systems like QuickBooks. The client-facing total sometimes differs from what the contractor sees in the app.
Pour qui : Builders, repair contractors, and field service pros who write up proposals on-site and don't need full accounting.
Note des avis : 64 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,5★ · 2 624 notes
64sur 100
Harvest is a mature tool for anyone who bills by the hour: timer to project to invoice runs like a pipeline. Desktop and browser are reliable. The mobile app lost ground after being rewritten in React Native: the timer glitches, entries get lost, and reports and estimates are only available in the browser.
Points forts
The timer-to-project-to-invoice flow works without manually copying data. Reporting is flexible and clear. Support helps you structure projects and tasks to match non-standard billing arrangements.
Reproches
The mobile timer sometimes shows a stale value and hitting Start overwrites previous entries. Estimates are not available in the app only through the website. No Live Activity or Dynamic Island support to show a running timer in the background.
Pour qui : Freelancers and small agencies who bill by the hour: designers, consultants, developers.
Rang 4. Note des avis : 63 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 17 036 notes
63sur 100
Zoho Invoice Generator is a free invoice maker from Zoho, which is itself a strong market position. It handles the basics: line items, tax, PDF, sending. Downsides: you can't split tax rates on a single invoice (for example, different rates for goods and labor), the item list doesn't support deactivating entries (only a workaround in settings), and there's no client signature field. Sharing the PDF directly to WhatsApp requires an extra step.
Points forts : Completely free with no invoice cap, clean PDF output, and quick to start without entering a card.
Reproches : A single tax rate applies to the whole invoice you can't set different rates for goods and services in the same document.
Pour qui : Freelancers and small contractors who need a free tool with no subscription and no complexity.
Rang 5. Note des avis : 61 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 16 129 notes
61sur 100
HoneyBook builds the entire client journey inside one document: quote, contract, invoice, and signature are all bundled into a smart file. Automatic payment reminders remove manual follow-up. The problem is that the mobile app is a stripped-down view editing smart files and lead forms can only be done on desktop, and opening a project in iOS frequently shows a blank screen.
Points forts : Smart files combine contract, invoice, and client signature in one flow, contract templates with a solid structure built in, automatic payment reminders.
Reproches : The mobile app doesn't let you edit smart files or forms anything complex requires a browser. Blank screens when opening a project in iOS, and the menu disappears behind the keyboard.
Pour qui : Photographers, event planners, and designers who sell through a contract-plus-invoice flow and manage several projects at once.
Rang 6. Note des avis : 60 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 2 702 notes
60sur 100
A solid tool for putting together estimates on-site quickly it's free and looks professional. The main problem is that saved edits sometimes don't make it into the sent document, which creates real risk for contractors.
Points forts : Free access with no cap on the number of estimates. Builders and contractors can put together a proposal right on the job site. Clean PDF output without visual clutter.
Reproches : Editing a finished estimate doesn't reliably update the sent PDF several users have sent clients outdated versions with wrong prices. No client signature, no SMS sending, and no cross-device sync without upgrading to paid Billdu.
Pour qui : Contractors and builders who need to generate an estimate in the field and send it to the client right away.
Rang 7. Note des avis : 58 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 10 343 notes
58sur 100
Tiny Invoice has worked reliably for years without surprise changes that stability is its main selling point. It includes P&L and quarterly tax tracking. Problems surface during major updates: saved line items have disappeared after some updates, and iPhone-to-iPad sync has broken so badly that data only lived on one device.
Points forts : Stable behavior with no unexpected interface changes, P&L and quarterly taxes in one place, fast invoice creation from saved items.
Reproches : Some updates have wiped saved line items, iPhone and iPad sync has historically broken, and you can't add a second user to one account.
Pour qui : Solo entrepreneurs and micro-businesses who value stability and don't want to learn a new tool.
Rang 8. Note des avis : 58 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,4★ · 6 584 notes
58sur 100
Wave used to be the gold standard for free small-business accounting, but after a monetization pivot most features moved behind a paywall. The remaining free tier is too thin for real work. The desktop version is significantly more capable than the mobile app.
Points forts : Invoice and estimate creation works well: professional PDFs, built-in late-payment reminders for clients, and a notification when a client opens an invoice. Accountants note that the bookkeeping logic is cleaner and more correct than QuickBooks.
Reproches : The mobile app is a stripped-down shell: account balances are unavailable without desktop, and categorizing transactions requires scrolling the entire list from the top after each save. Bank transaction sync breaks periodically and support goes quiet.
Pour qui : Freelancers and micro-businesses who need integrated bookkeeping and invoicing in one place and are okay working mostly through a browser.
Rang 9. Note des avis : 56 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 25 454 notes
56sur 100
Billdu is the most feature-complete of the compact invoice makers: it handles both invoices and estimates, supports multiple templates, and works for multilingual markets. But there's a long-standing bug that hasn't been fixed in years: the client's name disappears from a saved invoice or estimate when you edit it. This breaks the core use case. Splitting invoice vs. estimate access across plan tiers without warning is a product trap.
Points forts : Flexible branded templates, fast estimate creation with one-tap conversion to invoice, multilingual interface.
Reproches : The client's name randomly disappears from the invoice or estimate whenever you edit it a bug that has been around for years with no fix.
Pour qui : Small contractors and freelancers who need branded templates and estimate workflows.
Rang 10. Note des avis : 55 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 92 144 notes
55sur 100
Square Invoices wins on the built-in payment rail: the invoice goes out and the money lands in the same place. QuickBooks integration works. Product gaps remain: you can't delete a created invoice, there are no fractional units in line items, and there's no receipt screen after payment.
Points forts : Built-in invoice status tracking with a view history visible to you, and a unified ecosystem with the Square terminal and bank account.
Reproches : No way to delete an invoice created by mistake, which constantly distorts your accounts receivable balance. No fractional values in the quantity field.
Pour qui : Small businesses already processing payments through Square who want to keep everything in one place.
Rang 11. Note des avis : 55 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 10 212 notes
55sur 100
Freebie wins on speed of getting started: minimal fields, straight to business, clean PDF out the other end. Two mechanical barriers though: after 5 invoices you can only edit old ones with a subscription, and the anti-fraud system can block invoice creation mid-session with a client no explanation and no way to unblock on the spot.
Points forts : Very low barrier to entry the first invoice is ready in a minute, and the output is clean without extra elements.
Reproches : The anti-fraud system blocks sending without explanation right while you're working with a client. After 5 invoices, old ones become inaccessible for editing without a subscription.
Pour qui : Occasional and infrequent businesses tradespeople, couriers, freelancers with a light invoice volume.
Rang 12. Note des avis : 53 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 27 005 notes
53sur 100
Easy Invoice Maker is simple and fast for the basic case. It supports multiple service types (lawn care, handyman work) with separate tax rates uncommon flexibility. But: landscape mode was removed in an update (iPad users are frustrated), logos sometimes don't show up on the client's end, and there's no way to export a period report to PDF or Excel for tax purposes. The built-in mechanism for collecting five-star reviews using AI-generated text is a reputational risk.
Points forts : Multiple service types with different tax rates on one invoice, and an intuitive interface with no unnecessary steps.
Reproches : Landscape mode was removed in an update, breaking the workflow for iPad users. No summary report export for tax purposes.
Pour qui : Self-employed workers with multiple service types (like lawn care and repairs) who need a simple invoice with split tax rates.
Rang 13. Note des avis : 52 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 34 852 notes
52sur 100
Invoice Maker and Estimate App handles the basic estimate-to-invoice flow from a phone. Functionally limited: no web access, no quarterly report filtering, and no auto-save on switch. Client signature on estimates is not supported, which matters for the construction segment.
Points forts : Estimate and invoice in one flow: send a quote, client accepts, convert to invoice without retyping anything.
Reproches : If you switch to another app mid-invoice (for example, to look up an address on a map), the unsaved invoice is gone completely.
Pour qui : Tradespeople and small contractors who need an estimate-to-invoice chain without extra steps.
Rang 14. Note des avis : 52 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 16 503 notes
52sur 100
The app has real depth: photos attached to individual line items, signature on delivery, and multiple send channels. But estimate-to-invoice conversion in one tap still hasn't shipped, and there's no deposit payment mechanism that carries over to the final invoice contractors with multi-stage payments have to do it by hand.
Points forts : A photo on each line item builds client confidence by showing exactly what they're paying for, multiple send channels, and a signature-on-delivery feature.
Reproches : No deposit payment that rolls into the final invoice, no convert-estimate-to-invoice button, and payment gateway data sometimes conflicts with the user's own settings.
Pour qui : Contractors and service businesses with straightforward single-stage billing who want to show clients photos of the completed work.
Rang 15. Note des avis : 52 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 3 446 notes
52sur 100
The app creates invoices quickly and cleanly new users get up to speed in minutes. The main issue: after introducing a hard paywall (5 invoices a year free, then up to £165 per year), loyal users felt the rules had changed on them. Landscape mode on iPad has been broken for several months.
Points forts : Invoice creation speed: logo, line items, total, PDF all in a few taps. The result looks professional without tweaking any templates.
Reproches : Editing an already-sent invoice does not update the document on the client's end you have to screenshot and resend manually. iPad in landscape mode with a keyboard doesn't work. A limit of 5 invoices a year makes the free tier pointless.
Pour qui : Freelancers and micro-contractors with a small client flow who need a polished PDF invoice in two minutes and are willing to pay for a subscription.
Rang 16. Note des avis : 49 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 11 834 notes
49sur 100
The app handles basic invoicing and recurring billing for regular clients. A critical problem: data doesn't sync between devices on the same account an invoice created on your phone isn't accessible on your tablet. There's no credit note for processing returns, so reversing a line item has to be done manually.
Points forts : Recurring billing for regular clients, template selection, and fast invoice creation from saved items.
Reproches : Data doesn't sync between devices on the same Apple ID, no credit note for returns, and no way to log in from a laptop.
Pour qui : Service businesses with repeat clients who work from a single phone.
Rang 17. Note des avis : 47 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 90 268 notes
47sur 100
Invoice Fly is a straightforward mobile invoice app with a clean interface and a few templates. It works for the basic case, but the key feature sending a PDF by email is locked behind a subscription from the very first action. Cloud sync is unreliable: switch phones and your history is gone.
Points forts : Several invoice layout options, fast client entry after the first save.
Reproches : Data doesn't sync reliably in the cloud switching devices means losing everything. No web version for working from a laptop.
Pour qui : Self-employed people who occasionally need to send an invoice from their phone and are fine with a single screen and no complexity.
Rang 18. Note des avis : 46 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 55 202 notes
46sur 100
Invoice2go does what's needed: fast invoicing, saved clients, saved items and rates, and a viewed status. But the app doesn't save a draft when you go to the background you lose whatever you've typed. The built-in payment processing has had issues: frozen funds and cases of unauthorized charges. That's a product-level risk, not noise.
Points forts : Line item and rate autocomplete from history speeds up repeat invoices, and status tracking (sent, viewed, paid).
Reproches : Invoice drafts don't auto-save when you switch apps, which is critical when working in the field and toggling between a map and the invoice form.
Pour qui : Contractors and tradespeople who invoice regularly and want to see history by client.
Rang 19. Note des avis : 44 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 122 552 notes
44sur 100
Invoice Simple does one thing well: a quick invoice from your phone with an SMS notification to the client. A loyal base built up over 6+ years, but the product has been monetized aggressively: the price has tripled and the limit has shrunk to 3 invoices per month on a paid plan. That's not a bug it's a product decision that destroys value for small businesses.
Points forts : SMS invoice delivery to the client directly from the app a rare feature that speeds up closing the deal on the spot.
Reproches : The invoice limit is tied to your plan and can drop without warning after an update. PDF and email sending occasionally break entirely and require a reinstall.
Pour qui : Mobile tradespeople (tire shops, mobile services) who need to send an invoice by text right from the job.
Rang 20. Note des avis : 44 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 13 314 notes
44sur 100
Joist lets you attach your license and insurance to your profile clients see the documents right inside the app. Online and in-person payment acceptance works. But the monetization model undercuts the value: features are steadily moved to more expensive tiers, and after a subscription lapses, access to your own documents is locked until you pay again.
Points forts : Showing license and insurance to the client inside the app, online and in-person payment acceptance, estimate history with change tracking.
Reproches : Features keep moving to pricier tiers without new capabilities being added. The document archive closes after you cancel you pay for access to content you already created.
Pour qui : Construction contractors and remodelers who need to show their license to clients and accept payment on-site.
Rang 21. Note des avis : 38 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 248 685 notes
38sur 100
QuickBooks is a full accounting system, not an invoice maker. It's not really the right fit for this niche: users come for tax accounting and integrations, not for fast invoice creation. The mobile client is degrading: constant freezes on load, a broken expense module, and a black camera screen for receipts. The invoicing piece works, but it's wrapped inside a heavy ERP with an unstable app.
Points forts : Sync with the web version lets you close a deal in the field and invoice immediately. Bank integration speeds up payment reconciliation.
Reproches : The expense module was rewritten so the old flow (photo a receipt, log the expense) is now split into two steps with a wait for AI processing. Some vendors don't load in the dropdown (only A through F).
Pour qui : Accountants and small businesses that need full bookkeeping with tax reporting, not just an invoicing tool.
Rang 22. Note des avis : 38 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 10 967 notes
38sur 100
FreshBooks offers a useful set of features: a time tracker that feeds hours directly into invoices, receipt scanning with auto-categorization, and mileage tracking. In practice, the mobile app doesn't sync with the web clients see a different total in the PDF than what the user sees in the app. Mileage tracking records roughly one trip in ten. Face ID doesn't persist between sessions.
Points forts : Time tracker with direct billing integration, receipt scanning with auto-categorization, and a solid foundation for small-business tax reporting.
Reproches : The mobile app and web show different data for the same invoice. Mileage tracking is unreliable (catches about 10% of trips). The session resets every time you open the app despite the Remember This Device setting.
Pour qui : Freelancers and consultants who sell time and want to track hours inside the same tool they use to invoice.
Rang 23. Note des avis : 35 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 7 187 notes
35sur 100
The app supports multiple legal entities in one account and revenue reports those are real working features. But the basics are broken: Face ID doesn't persist between sessions, the amount separator prints 150,00 instead of 150.00, and data doesn't sync between devices. These bugs have been present for years without a fix.
Points forts : Multiple legal entities in one account, revenue reports, and reasonably fast invoice creation once you learn the flow.
Reproches : Every launch requires logging in again Face ID doesn't hold. The decimal separator is wrong (comma instead of period). Data doesn't sync between devices on the same account.
Pour qui : Entrepreneurs running multiple sole proprietorships or legal entities who can tolerate technical rough edges.
Rang 24. Note des avis : 32 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,6★ · 2 271 notes
32sur 100
The app breaks regularly on basic operations: the invoice preview shows a green screen, documents won't open or send, and data disappears after logging out. Some reviews were written before users had even used the app, which is visible in the text.
Points forts : The interface looks clean and the onboarding flow is clear even for first-timers. When it works, it puts together an invoice quickly.
Reproches : Data is unreliable: invoices disappear after logout, and files arrive corrupted. The app asks for a review before giving access to any features. No proper export or sync.
Pour qui : Hard to recommend given the current instability.
Rang 25. Note des avis : 28 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 2 170 notes
28sur 100
Templates look attractive, but the product fails on basic mechanics: the description disappears from a sent invoice, logos and signatures don't save, and switching phones means losing the account and all data. Support doesn't respond.
Points forts : Visually clean invoice templates and quick start without creating an account.
Reproches : Line item descriptions disappear from the sent document even when the in-app preview looks correct. No data transfer between devices (Android to iPhone is not possible). The tax rate field is capped at three characters you can't enter 9.975%. Support ignores messages.
Pour qui : Not recommended until the app fixes its core breakage.
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