Billing software for law firms and accounting firms
Free professional invoices with no signup, no watermark, and no trial popups
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Pricing
Practice (1–10 users): $30/user/month or $324/user/year; Firm (11–25 users): $27/user/month or $288/user/year; Scale (26+ users): $24/user/month or $252/user/year. 30-day free trial included.
Free: $0 forever, unlimited invoices and estimates, clean PDF downloads, logo upload, custom notes, tax and discounts, multi-currency support, card payments (2% Billia fee plus Stripe). Pro: $8/month or $79/year—includes everything in Free plus saved invoices with cloud backup, recurring invoices, c
Key features
Time tracking with billable-hour revisions
Flat fees and retainers
IOLTA trust accounting with three-way reconciliation
Online invoicing with secure payment links
Online payments via Stripe and PlaceToPay
LEDES 1998B electronic billing export
QuickBooks Online two-way integration
Recurring billing for standing charges
A/R aging and collection reporting
Bilingual support in English and Spanish
38 trade and country-specific invoice templates
Clean PDF downloads with no watermark
Multi-currency and tax support
Logo upload and custom notes
Card payment acceptance on invoices
13 free business calculators for pricing
Recurring and auto-send invoices (Pro)
Client management and history (Pro)
What makes it different
Matter-based organization for law firms and engagement-based for accounting firms in one platform
IOLTA trust accounting built in with per-client and per-matter ledgers and append-only audit trail
Every feature in every pricing tier, no modules or per-invoice fees
Data import from current billing systems with CSV mapping and validation
Automatic payment posting and reconciliation with online payments
Completely free forever with no signup required
No watermark or branding on downloaded PDFs
Trade-specific templates with pre-filled tax labels and formats
Separate numbering sequences for invoices and estimates
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Billia