Free to draft with no account needed. Subscription: US$9.99 per week (billed weekly) or US$99.99 per year (about US$8.33 per month, billed yearly). US App Store prices. Free trial included: two weeks free on annual plan, one week on weekly plan for eligible new iOS subscribers.
Receipt agent €49/month for up to 150 payments a month, Receipt agent Plus €99/month for up to 300 payments a month. Billed monthly from day one, plus VAT or sales tax where it applies. Cancel any time, effective at the end of the month. In the eurozone you pay in euros, everywhere else in US dollar
Key features
Unlimited invoices, estimates and receipts with subscription
Nine customizable invoice templates with logo and accent color
Price book for labor, material and hire rates
Receipt scanning with AI that reads merchant, amount, tax and category
Time tracking and jobs calendar that turn into invoice lines
Recurring invoices
Reports as CSV, spreadsheet or PDF
Portable backup file you own
Core invoicing works offline
Stripe payment collection with automatic payment recording
Automatic receipt fetching from email and supplier portals
Receipt-to-payment matching
Portal login handling without fixed list
Monthly bookkeeping with accountant handover
DATEV export for German accountants
VAT returns through ELSTER
Subscription tracking and cancellation
Read-only bank access with fraud detection
Chat interface for spending questions
What makes it different
Works completely offline for core invoicing and PDF creation
No account required to start drafting and creating invoices
Saved clients and rates auto-fill invoices to save time
Estimate converts to invoice in one tap with no re-entry
Free to draft and subscribe only to send invoices
Fetches invoices directly from supplier portals without a fixed list, handling portal login automation
Processes data in the EU with GDPR compliance and no AI training on your data
Full bookkeeping for German companies including tax returns and annual accounts
Works across multiple banks in Germany, neighboring countries and the US