Zoho Invoice's pricing page calls it a forever-free invoicing solution, with up to 500 invoices per year. Invio is a smaller tool. You open it, fill in the invoice and download a PDF with no account. Invio has no recurring invoices, no client portal and no online payments.
| Feature | Invio | Zoho Invoice |
|---|---|---|
| Price to start | Free | $0, described as forever-free |
| Invoice limit | None in the app | Up to 500 invoices per year on the free plan |
| Users | One browser, no logins | Two users on the free plan |
| Paid plan | Pro $15/mo, or Lifetime $200 once | No paid Zoho Invoice plan on that page; it points to Zoho Billing |
Zoho Invoice details come from its own pages, read on : Zoho Invoice pricing. Prices and plans change, so check them there.
Invio only makes invoice PDFs. It does not do bookkeeping, payroll, team accounts or online payments. If you need those, look at Zoho Invoice. If you need one invoice now, without an account, Invio is the shorter path.
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Zoho's pricing page says yes. It shows $0, calls it forever-free, and lists up to 500 invoices per year on the free plan. Check the page for current limits.
Yes. Invio is a standalone tool and does not connect to Zoho. You make the invoice in Invio and keep your other records where they are.
No. Invio has one invoice layout. You can add your logo and pick a currency for free.
No. Invio makes the PDF and you send it. Your client pays you however you agree, such as bank transfer.
Go to the free invoice generator, fill in your details, the client and the line items, then tap Download PDF. No account is needed.
See more pricing options including the $200 Lifetime plan.
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