THE CASE FILES · COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS
SoloInvoice vs a spreadsheet
A spreadsheet gives you control over cells and formulas. SoloInvoice turns a job description into editable invoice line items and a PDF. The Own-it version uses its built-in parser, and you check the draft before sending it.
Own it: $69 once
| The question | SoloInvoice | a spreadsheet |
|---|---|---|
| Who answers | The built-in parser drafts line items; you review and edit the invoice. | You enter invoice details and maintain any formulas. |
| When | When you describe a job in the browser app. | Whenever you open your invoice workbook. |
| What it costs you in time | Activate the license, enter the job, check the figures and export the PDF. | Build or adapt a template, enter details and check formulas and formatting. |
| What you keep | Own it includes a lifetime license, invoices and templates on your device, and exported PDFs. | Your workbook and any copies or exports you save. |
Before you choose
- What does Own it cost?
- SoloInvoice is $69 once for Own it. Any delivery, hosting or provider services you configure are separate.
- What work do I still do?
- Activate the license, enter the job, check the figures and export the PDF.
- When might the alternative fit better?
- A spreadsheet can fit when you already have a reliable template or need custom calculations beyond a straightforward invoice.
- What do I keep with Own it?
- Own it includes a lifetime license, invoices and templates on your device, and exported PDFs.
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