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One flat price. Zero percent of your money.

Free for your first 3 clients, Pro when you grow. Either way, we take nothing from what clients pay you.

Free

$0/month

For getting your first clients on the record.

Clients3
Invoices a month20
Invoxium’s share of a payment0%
Record cash, check, or bank transferIncluded
Partial payments, automatic statusesIncluded
Invoice-page branding"Powered by Invoxium" badge
Email supportIncluded

Free forever. No card, ever.

Pro

30-day free trial

$19/month

Or $190/year — two months free (about $15.83/month).

ClientsUnlimited
Invoices a month200
Invoxium’s share of a payment0%
Record cash, check, or bank transferIncluded
Partial payments, automatic statusesIncluded
Invoice-page brandingNo badge — your name only
Email supportIncluded

No card required. Lapses to Free — never deleted.

All prices in USD.

If your clients pay by check, keep it that way.

Invoicing suites make their money nudging you onto card processing. We earn the same either way — zero — so we have no nudge to give. Recording a check, a transfer, or cash is a first-class feature in Invoxium, not a workaround, and when optional card payments arrive, the cheapest way for you to get paid will still be the default.

Questions people actually ask

Do you take a percentage of my payments?
No. Invoxium's platform fee is 0% on every payment, and that's not an introductory rate — our entire revenue is the subscription on this page. Collecting $50,000 costs you exactly what collecting $500 does.
How do my clients actually pay me?
However you've already agreed to work: cash, a check, a bank transfer, anything else. You record the payment against the invoice and the status updates itself. Card payments are coming too, as an optional extra powered by Stripe — the money settles into an account in your own name, Stripe's processing fees go to Stripe, and Invoxium's share stays exactly 0%.
A client paid part of an invoice. Can I record that?
Yes. Record $500 against a $1,250 invoice and it becomes Partially paid; record the remaining $750 and it's Paid. Every payment stays on the invoice's record, so the history is provable later.
What counts as a client?
A person or business you bill. The Free plan covers 3 of them and 20 invoices a month — enough to run a real freelance practice on.
Why the monthly invoice limits?
Honesty about costs. Delivering invoices costs us real money in email, and a flat fee can't absorb literally any volume — so we publish deliberate limits instead of promising "unlimited" with fine print. These are launch numbers while we learn what real usage looks like: we expect to raise them, and expanding what you get is the only direction we plan to move. Regularly bumping into 200 a month? Email us — we'd rather grow your limit than get in your way.
What is the "Powered by Invoxium" badge?
A small credit line on the client-facing invoice page on the Free plan. Pro removes it, so your clients see only your business's name.
What happens after the 30-day trial?
Your organisation drops to the Free plan. Nothing is deleted. If you are over the 3-client limit, your account becomes read-only — you can always view and export your data, but you cannot create or send new invoices until you subscribe or reduce your client count.
What if I cancel?
Cancelling is not deletion. Your paid plan stays active through the end of the period you have already paid for, and then the same Free-plan rules apply. Your invoices and payment records remain intact and exportable.
What if a payment to you fails?
You keep full Pro access for a 7-day grace period while we retry. Fix the card in that window and nothing changes.

The binding version of all of this is our refund & cancellation policy and our Terms of Service.