Billed vs InvoiceBerry
Quick Summary
Published by Billed, with no ranking. Billed's details come from its own pages, opened on November 2, 2026: its pricing page lists Free at $0 a month, Pro at $10 a month or $99.99 a year, and Premium at $25 a month or $250 a year. This page doesn't state InvoiceBerry's plans, prices, trial terms or features; check them on InvoiceBerry's own website.
Detailed Feature Analysis
Creating invoices and estimates
Billed's invoice software page says "Choose an invoice template, add your logo and business details", that you can "convert an approved estimate into an invoice", and "For clients you bill on a schedule, set up a recurring profile once."
Getting paid
Billed's accept payments page says "Billed integrates with Stripe to enable online payments on invoices." and "Add your Paypal account to Billed to start accepting payments via Paypal on your invoices." Its invoice software page says "Payment reminders can be customized."
Expenses and reports
Billed's expense tracking page says "Record what your business spends", and its financial reporting page says "All reports in Billed can be exported for use with your accountant, bookkeeper, or tax software."
For InvoiceBerry's features, see InvoiceBerry's own website.
In-Depth Comparison Guide
Disclosure: This comparison is published by Billed. Neither product is ranked, scored or tested here. It doesn't state InvoiceBerry's plans, prices, trial terms or features; check those on InvoiceBerry's own website. Billed's details come from Billed's own pages, opened on November 2, 2026. Plans can change, so confirm them on each company's site when you decide.
Billed's plans
Billed's pricing page (opened November 2, 2026) lists Free at "$0" "/mo". With yearly billing selected, it lists Pro at "$99.99" "/year" and Premium at "$250" "/year"; with monthly billing selected, Pro at "$10" "/mo" and Premium at "$25" "/mo". In both views it lists "3 Clients" on Free, "15 Clients" on Pro and "Unlimited Clients" on Premium, and "1 Team Member" on Free and Pro and "3 Team Members" on Premium.
What to check on InvoiceBerry's website
- Each plan's price, and whether it's billed monthly or yearly.
- The client and user limits on each plan.
- How long the free trial lasts and what happens when it ends.
- Which payment providers can be connected to invoices.
- Whether quotes become invoices, and whether recurring invoices, payment reminders and expense tracking are included.
How to choose
- Compare your client count, and the number of people who invoice, with each plan's limits.
- Note how your clients prefer to pay, and confirm each tool connects to those methods.
- Before signing up, read each company's current pricing page and its trial terms.
Switching from InvoiceBerry?
Before moving clients over, note that Billed's client management page says "Billed supports client imports so you can quickly onboard your existing client list without entering each contact manually." Leave your InvoiceBerry account in place until every open invoice and payment is accounted for in the system you'll keep using.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Bottom Line
This page is published by Billed and doesn't rank Billed or InvoiceBerry. It gives Billed's plans and features from Billed's own pages as of November 2, 2026, and doesn't state InvoiceBerry's. Check InvoiceBerry's current plans, trial terms and features on its own website, then compare both with how you invoice today.
Ready to Try Billed?
Set up your account and send your first invoice with Billed.
When this isn't for you
Not sure which features, user counts or client limits you need? Write down how you invoice today and talk it through with your accountant before picking either product.