Honest comparison
Invlo vs QuickBooks
QuickBooks is a full accounting platform with payroll, inventory and reporting. Invlo is a dedicated invoicing tool. Here is how the invoicing side of each one compares.
Invoicing features side by side
| Feature | Invlo | QuickBooks |
|---|---|---|
Late fee toggle Flip on or off automatically per invoice | ||
Bill by hour, km, item or word Mix billing types on one invoice | Time only | |
Multi-currency invoicing Bill clients in their own currency | Extra | |
Item photos per line Add product photos to line items | ||
Tax % (GST / VAT / custom rate) Any flat or custom rate on every invoice | No custom % | |
Invoice view tracking See when a client opened the invoice |
Included free · Costs extra · Not available. Feature details reflect what each provider lists publicly on its own website at the time of writing and can change.
Pricing
Invlo
- Free3 invoices a month, 1 userA$0
- ProUnlimited invoices, 1 userA$9/mo
- TeamEverything in Pro, up to 5 usersA$19/mo
- BusinessEverything in Team, unlimited usersA$39/mo
Billed monthly in AUD. Cancel any time.
QuickBooks
QuickBooks publishes its own plans and pricing on its website, and those prices can change. Check QuickBooks's site directly for the current plans, what each tier includes and any taxes that apply.
When QuickBooks is the better fit
- You need payroll, inventory tracking or a full general ledger alongside your invoicing.
- You want your accountant to work in the same file your books live in.
- Your business has grown past what a standalone invoicing tool is designed to do.
Invlo is the better fit when your main job is getting invoices out and paid: it includes late fees, reminders, multi-currency billing, item photos and view tracking on every plan, including the free one.
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QuickBooks is a trademark of its respective owner and is not affiliated with Invlo. This comparison is published for information only, based on publicly listed features and pricing at the time of writing. Always confirm current details with QuickBooks before making a decision.