Built around your week, not a feature list.
The same four dividers — invoices, jobs, requests, clients — bill differently depending on the work. Here’s BizBinder in the vocabulary of six trades that use it very differently from each other.
For electricians
Call-out fees, materials at markup, and out-of-hours rates — quoted, worked, and invoiced without retyping a thing.
See how it fits → CleanersFor cleaners
Fourteen regulars billed on the 1st, one skipped visit, no spreadsheet — recurring invoices that send themselves.
See how it fits → PhotographersFor photographers
A deposit that holds the date, a balance due on delivery, and a shoot history you can actually find again.
See how it fits → PlumbersFor plumbers
A quoted valve replacement that turns into a corroded run behind the wall — approve the extra in writing, add the parts, invoice what actually happened.
See how it fits → LandscapersFor landscapers & gardeners
A fortnightly maintenance round and a $2,400 patio build on the same client — recurring and project billing that run side by side, rain-offs included.
See how it fits → HandymenFor handymen & small works
Nine small jobs a week, quoted from the van, billed hourly plus materials — with automatic reminders chasing the $80–$300 invoices too small to chase yourself.
See how it fits →BizBinder is built for sole operators and small teams generally — consultants, bookkeepers, coaches, designers, and plenty of other service businesses fit just as well as the six trades above. We’d rather write six pages we can stand behind than a thin one for every profession that quotes a job and sends an invoice. If that’s you, the comparison page and the guides apply just as directly — the admin problem is the same one, whatever you call the work.