One price. In writing.
Free through early access, then one flat rate for your whole business — no per-seat games, no “contact sales.”
- Locked for life — $12/mo, never rises
- No card now — free through early access
- A direct line to shape what we build next
- Unlimited invoices — scheduled, recurring & one-off
- Automatic payment reminders
- Jobs & work tracking
- Customer requests inbox
- Client book with full history
- Email support from a human
Guaranteed: no credit card, cancel any time, your data exports cleanly.
What you get, in full.
Everything in the flat rate above — the whole inventory, not six bullets.
Quotes & jobs
- Quotes that become the job that becomes the invoice
- Job stages: quote → in progress → done → invoiced
- Light work tracking — time, tasks, and materials
- A requests inbox for customer asks
Invoices & getting paid
- Unlimited invoices — one-off, scheduled, and recurring
- Automatic payment reminders
- Payment status, tracked without you asking
- A client-facing invoice link — no login required
Clients & records
- A client book with full history and notes
- Import from a spreadsheet or a QuickBooks export
- Clean export of your data any time
The week
- What’s due this week: jobs, invoices, and follow-ups, in one place
Support
- Email support from a human
- A direct line to shape the roadmap while we’re in early access
Honest, on purpose.
BizBinder doesn’t try to be everything. Here’s what’s out of scope for the price above, and where to go instead — see the full comparison if you’re not sure it’s the right category for your business.
Full double-entry bookkeeping or payroll
That’s your accountant’s job. Export clean records from BizBinder at tax time instead of reconstructing a year from memory and receipts.
Inventory or purchase orders
BizBinder tracks jobs and invoices, not stock levels or supplier ordering. Materials go on the job as a line item; if you need real stock control, that belongs in an accounting suite or a dedicated inventory tool.
Crew dispatch, routing, or multi-tech scheduling
If you’re dispatching several techs across job sites and routes, a field-service platform fits better than a quoting-and-invoicing tool.
A heavyweight support desk
The requests inbox is a light list of customer asks — not ticket queues, SLAs, and macros. If you need a real help desk for your customers, that’s a dedicated support tool. Our own support to you is email from a human, not a ticket number.
Per-seat enterprise pricing
One flat rate for your whole business, not a price that climbs with every teammate. If you need per-seat licensing and procurement paperwork, you’re looking for an enterprise platform — this is built for sole operators and small teams.
Something to weigh it against.
Most solo operators are already carrying one of these costs — so $12/mo has something real to sit against. Work out what your own hour is worth with the rate calculator, or what a slow payer costs you with the late-fee calculator.
| What | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| An invoicing or accounting subscription | $30–$60+/mo, often per-user |
| A field-service platform | $50–$300+/mo, scales with crew size |
| The spreadsheet | Free — plus the evenings spent maintaining it |
| Your own admin hours | Unpriced — the line nobody puts a number on |
Plain English. No legalese.
- No card to start — sign up and use it free.
- Free for the whole early-access period, no trial countdown.
- We’ll email you before anything about pricing changes.
- Founding rate locked for life — $12/mo, never rises.
- Monthly, and you can cancel any time.
- Your data exports cleanly, with no penalty for leaving.
The money questions, answered.
Is it really free right now?
What happens when early access ends?
Is $12/mo per user or per business?
Do you charge per invoice, per client, or per job?
Do my clients pay anything, or need an account?
Do I need a credit card to start?
Can I cancel, and do I get my data out?
What isn’t included for the price?
Is anything free forever?
Why one price instead of tiers?
One number, in writing. That’s the whole pitch.
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