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BillingNow vs Invoice2go

Choose BillingNow if you want unlimited invoicing and AI-assisted billing on one published-price plan; choose Invoice2go if built-in time tracking, accounting integrations, or more ways to accept payments matter most. Both offer invoices, estimates, expense tracking, and access on the web, iOS, and Android. The main trade-off is BillingNow’s all-included plan versus Invoice2go’s tiered features and invoice limits.

Last updated October 27, 2026.

At a glance

BillingNow compared with Invoice2go, one row per dimension
DimensionBillingNowInvoice2go
Invoice limitsUnlimited on both billing optionsStarter: 30/year; Professional: 100/year; Premium: unlimited
Subscription price$9.99/month or $99.90/yearNot published
PlansOne feature set; monthly or yearly billingStarter, Professional, and Premium
Accounting integrationsNot publishedFreshBooks, MYOB, Xero, and QuickBooks on Professional and Premium
Online paymentsStripe-powered invoice payment linksCards, ACH bank transfers, and PayPal
Time trackingNot publishedJob timer on all plans
AI assistanceBilling assistant and receipt data extractionNot published
Recurring invoicesIncluded; weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearlyPremium only
PlatformsWeb browser, iOS, and AndroidWeb, iOS, and Android
Free trial3 days; no credit card required30 days; credit card required
Team membersUnlimitedUnlimited on all plans
SupportEmail and help centerEmail and chat on all plans; phone on Premium

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Which should you choose?

BillingNow logo

Choose BillingNow if

  • Teams that want unlimited invoices on one plan
  • Businesses that want AI-assisted invoicing and receipt entry
  • Buyers who want a published subscription price
  • Teams that need recurring invoices without a higher tier
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Invoice2go logo

Choose Invoice2go if

  • Service businesses that track billable time
  • Businesses that want ACH or PayPal payment options
  • Teams that need accounting integrations on Professional or Premium
  • Buyers who want a 30-day trial
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The verdict

BillingNow is the better fit for a team that wants unlimited invoices, users, and expenses without upgrading for its AI assistant or recurring invoices. Invoice2go is the better fit for a service business that needs a job timer, ACH or PayPal payments, or an accounting integration on a qualifying plan. Check Invoice2go’s subscription price before deciding: its public pricing page describes the plans but does not display their subscription amounts.

BillingNow vs Invoice2go: common questions

Is this comparison worth publishing?
Yes. BillingNow and Invoice2go both offer purchasable invoicing software for small businesses, and both publish enough plan and feature information to compare them.
Which costs less, BillingNow or Invoice2go?
BillingNow publishes a price of $9.99 per month or $99.90 per year. Invoice2go names three subscription plans but does not display their subscription prices on its public pricing page, so a price comparison is not possible from the vendors’ published figures.
Which product allows unlimited invoices?
BillingNow includes unlimited invoices with monthly or yearly billing. Invoice2go limits Starter to 30 invoices per year and Professional to 100; its Premium plan includes unlimited invoices.
Can I accept online payments with either product?
Yes. BillingNow publishes Stripe-powered invoice payment links. Invoice2go publishes card payments, ACH bank transfers, and PayPal payments; its listed card payment fees vary by plan.
Which works with accounting software?
Invoice2go lists FreshBooks, MYOB, Xero, and QuickBooks integrations on its Professional and Premium plans. BillingNow does not publish a corresponding accounting integration on its product page.
Do both offer mobile apps?
Yes. BillingNow and Invoice2go each publish access through a web browser and apps for iOS and Android.
Which is better for tracking time spent on jobs?
Invoice2go publishes a job timer on all three plans. BillingNow does not publish a time-tracking feature, making Invoice2go the clearer fit for this requirement.
How do their free trials differ?
BillingNow offers a three-day trial without a credit card. Invoice2go offers a 30-day trial and says a credit card is required.