Small businesses
Customer details in full
Tax ids and extra fields for the customer on every invoice, and ten presets to match the document type.
SimpleInvoice for small business
SimpleInvoice for small businesses, with full customer details, ten templates, taxes, discounts and portable exports — in your browser, no subscription.
Small businesses
Taxes and discounts
Several taxes with independent rates, per-line taxable flags, percentage or fixed discounts per line and per invoice.
Small businesses
Portable copies
Export the invoice as JSON or a self-contained share link to keep a copy or open it on another device; the PDF is your record.
Small businesses
Single-document workflow
The editor keeps one invoice at a time; payment status and invoice history stay in your accounting records.
What gets in the way
A small business invoices more often than a freelancer, to a mix of consumers and companies, sometimes with several taxes or a discount structure, and it needs its records to survive a change of laptop. It rarely needs a full accounting suite to do that.
SimpleInvoice covers document creation: full customer details, ten templates, multiple taxes, per-line and invoice-level discounts, and PDF, JSON and share-link export for the current invoice. It deliberately has no invoice history or status tracking — the FAQ sets out the trade-offs.
Subscriptions that outgrow the need
A monthly fee for an accounting platform when what you use is the invoice screen.
Mixed clients
Consumers who want a tax-inclusive total and companies who want tax shown separately, on the same day, from the same tool.
Data tied to one device or one vendor
Invoices that live only on one computer or in one vendor's cloud are a risk either way; you need them exportable and restorable.
Start from the Simple invoice
A simple invoice template with only the essentials: who, what, how much and how to pay. Plenty of whitespace. Edit in your browser and export a PDF, free.
- Monthly bookkeeping — September 2026
- Website hosting and maintenance — quarterly
- Printed brochures — 500 units, A5, full colour
- Delivery and installation
Invoicing tips for small businesses
Consistency is what a small business's invoices need most: the same layout, sequence and terms every time.
- Agree one preset, the taxes, terms and payment details once, so every team member's invoice looks identical.
- Use the same layout for every document type — invoice, quote, pro forma, credit note — and change only the title and labels.
- Number all invoices in one sequence and void rather than delete — numbering best practices.
- Export important invoices as JSON and keep them with your other business records.
- Confirm which taxes apply to which customers with your accountant — tax basics.
- When you outgrow a single document or need multi-user access, move to an accounting platform and keep your exported PDFs as the history.
Questions small businesses ask
Can several people use it?
Each browser has its own data. Two people can work from separate browsers and pass invoices as share links or JSON files, but there is no shared live workspace — that needs a server, which this app does not have.
How many invoices can it hold?
One invoice document at a time. Export the PDF, JSON file or share link before replacing a document you need to keep.
Does it do accounting or bank reconciliation?
No. It produces one invoice and does not track statuses or history. For ledgers, reconciliation and filing you need accounting software; SimpleInvoice vs QuickBooks explains where the line falls.
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Built for the way small businesses actually bill
SimpleInvoice, for the invoices you send every week.