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Tiny Invoice review

Freemium#71 of 83 in Invoicing Software

A mobile-first invoicing app for solo users who need estimates, payment tracking, and reports.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Tiny Invoice is an invoicing app for freelancers, contractors, and small businesses, with a particular fit for solo users who want to create and manage invoices from a phone or web browser. It supports invoices and estimates, customizable templates, client and item management, and document sharing or export by PDF, link, email, or print. Users can customize documents with company details, a logo, and signature, then sync invoices and estimates across devices with an account.

Its core workflow covers more than document creation. Tiny Invoice calculates taxes, discounts, shipping, and fees, and tracks invoice delivery, due dates, and payment status. Customers can pay online through invoices. Sales, profit-and-loss, and expense reports add a view of business activity, while adding clients from contacts and saving frequently used items can reduce repeat entry. The combination is suited to straightforward billing and basic reporting rather than buyers seeking a verified integration ecosystem or recurring invoicing workflow.

Tiny Invoice has a free tier, but it is capped at five invoices, estimates, purchase orders, or credit memos and three clients. Subscriptions remove those limits; the product is also described as freemium. For someone sending occasional invoices on mobile, the free allowance may be enough to assess fit, while a growing client list or higher document volume calls for a subscription. Choose it for cross-device invoicing, estimates, payment tracking, online payments, and reports; look elsewhere if recurring invoicing or integrations are essential to your process.

Tiny Invoice pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Create invoices and estimates from customizable templates
    • Track delivery, due dates, and payment status; accept online payments
    • Sync across devices and generate sales and expense reports
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free tier is limited to five documents and three clients
    • Subscriptions are required to remove the free-tier limits
    • Recurring invoicing and integrations are not verified

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