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Yes Invoice review

#73 of 83 in Invoicing Software

A low-cost invoicing tool with payments, tracking, exports, and web/mobile access.

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

Yes Invoice is online invoicing software for freelancers, entrepreneurs, businesses, and enterprise customers. It supports custom invoices with business logos, stored customer information, invoice history and status tracking, personalized payment pages, online payments, customer notifications, accounting exports, and mobile invoice creation and tracking. Access is available on the web and iOS, with Stripe and PayPal listed as payment integrations.

Pricing is structured across three annual plans. Freelance costs $15 per user per year and includes unlimited invoices, up to 10 customers, and online payments. Business costs $80 per year and adds unlimited users, unlimited customers, unlimited invoices, and online payments. Enterprise costs $290 per year and includes a dedicated account manager, free updates, and bespoke features. The plan structure gives solo users a low-cost entry point while offering broader account capacity and tailored features at higher tiers.

Yes Invoice fits buyers who need straightforward online invoicing, payment collection, invoice status tracking, and accounting exports without a broad billing system. Its web and iOS access also supports creating and tracking invoices away from a desktop. The product is less suited to businesses that need recurring billing workflows, reminder automation, multi-currency invoicing, or customer portals. Freelancers and small businesses with simple invoice-and-payment needs should find the plan structure easy to compare, while teams requiring those more advanced workflows should consider a product built around them.

Yes Invoice pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Annual plans start at $15 per user
    • Accepts payments through Stripe and PayPal
    • Includes invoice tracking, exports, and mobile access
  • Where it doesn't
    • Not suited to recurring billing workflows
    • Does not cover reminder automation
    • Lacks multi-currency and customer portal features

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