Powerful, modern invoicing for freelancers and professionals
Simple Making Tax Digital software for sole traders and landlords
Stage
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Startup
Founded
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2026
Based in
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GB
Pricing model
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Freemium
Pricing
Monthly Plan: $10 per month (billed monthly). Annual Plan: $96 per year ($8 billed annually). Both include a 30-day free trial with no credit card required.
Free for the entire 2026-27 tax year (6 April 2026 to 5 April 2027). From 2027-28 onwards: £19.99 per year. No VAT currently added, no per-submission fees, no tiers.
Key features
Create and send professional invoices in seconds
Accept secure online card payments through Stripe
Customizable invoice branding with logo and templates
Customer dashboards to organize client details and payment history
Real-time tracking of invoice status and payment notifications
Quarterly updates for self-employment income
Quarterly updates for UK property income including residential finance costs
CSV and Excel import with column mapping
AI categorisation of transactions into HMRC categories
AI pre-submission review to catch errors before HMRC
Standard or calendar quarters, chosen per tax year
Annual adjustments and final declaration
HMRC Assist feedback shown with tax estimate
Audit-ready records with timestamps and references
Consolidated expenses support for turnover under £90,000
What makes it different
Built by freelancers for freelancers with features designed around how independent professionals actually work
All-in-one platform combining invoicing, estimates, payments, work tracking, and project management without unnecessary bloat
Clean, intuitive interface that makes invoicing effortless and saves time
Simple, transparent pricing with no hidden fees and no credit card required for free trial
Global support with flexible tax options and multi-currency invoicing for worldwide clients
Simplest MTD software, built specifically for sole traders and landlords
No banking, VAT, invoicing or payroll - just the tax bit
AI automatically sorts expenses into HMRC categories