Bill a client without opening a second app.
Budgeting tools do not invoice. Invoicing tools do not budget. Doing both in one place means one login, one client list, and one set of numbers to reconcile at the end of the month.
What ships today
All of this works now. Nothing on this page is a plan.
Business identity
Your business name, address, tax ID and payment instructions are stored once and applied to every invoice you issue.
Saved clients
A client list, so billing the same person next month does not mean retyping their details.
PDF invoices
Line items, totals and your identity block rendered to a PDF you can download or archive.
Email delivery
Send the invoice to the client from inside the app instead of exporting and attaching it yourself.
Payment details and QR
Attach your payout methods and a QR code so the client can pay without a follow-up message asking how.
How the money actually moves
Worth being exact, because it would be easy to imply more than is true.
Issue the invoice
Pick a client, add line items, send it or export the PDF.
The client pays you
Through whatever method you put on the invoice — bank transfer, e-wallet, cash. Budget Planner is not in the middle of this and never touches the money.
You log the payment
Record it as income against the account it landed in. This is a step you take; nothing marks itself paid on its own.
It shows up everywhere else
That income now counts toward your cash flow, your savings rate, and your health score, in the same app.
In one sentence: invoices and transactions are co-located, not connected. The benefit is that they are in the same app. It is not an automatic reconciliation, and calling it one would be a lie.
Who this is actually for
Anyone who invoices somebody occasionally and also wants to know where their money goes — a side project, freelance work, a small practice. If you invoice fifty clients a month you want dedicated billing software, and you should use it.
Send your first invoice in minutes.
Free to start. No credit card, no bank connection, no ads.