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There are lots of really good invoicing sites out there.
Depending on your needs, you will actually be able to use some of them for free. If, for example, you send less than 20 invoices a month, Saasu might be a really good option. For more than 20 invoices, they start charging, though. Some offer completely free plans, but without the ability to customise the invoices with logo etc. Others charge a few bucks a month, and you might choose one of those, if look-and-feel of the invoice is important to you.
Have a look on the sites listed underneath, and decide for yourself which plan fits your needs the best as your business hopefully evolves over time.
- Billing Orchard will cost you USD 10, 15, 20, 35 or 70 per month. No free plan, and frankly, not impressive looking.
- Bill My Clients don’t charge a monthly fee, but a fee per invoice. It is however, completely free, if you only send invoices by email.
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There are ssome nice sites out there, where you can keep track of your personal, or your companys’ expenses. Some are free, and some charge a small fee. You just upload onto the website what you spend, and they keep track of it for you.
- Budget Pulse is a free, online budgeting service. You can organize your cash flow, expenses and bank accounts in one place.
- Mint is a secure Web–based solution for online financial management. And it’s free. You register anonymously using any valid email address, and then add the log–in information for the online bank, credit union, credit card and investment accounts you want to consolidate in Mint. Mint connects securely to nearly all US banking financial institutions that have Internet banking capability. Your account information is updated daily. Mint automatically categorizes all your purchases, showing you how much you spend on gas, groceries, parking, rent, restaurants etc.
- Pocketsmith call themselves a “…a web-based calendar that forecasts your future cash position.” Put in your scheduled salary, bill payments, rent, grocery bill etc. They have a free plan, and two others at USD 5 or 12.
- Pulse App is a way to manage your cash flow online, allowing you to manage and evaluate your income and expenses. There are 3 plans, the cheapset prices at USD 9, the next two at 14 and 24.
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With these sites, you can cash in on your site. They are basically creditcard hadlers that are paid only when you make a sale. They may have different approcahes to how the sale is made, but regardless, you pay them only if and when you make a sale.
- Oronjo looks like a seriously cool site if you want to sell content online. What they do is allow you to sell intellectual content, either mp3’s, pdf-files, or access to stuff you have written online. Integration is seamless, and very user-friendly. They even give you the option to give a part to charity, or let your users decide for themselves how much they would like to pay for further access to you blog or virtual products. Finally, all this is your to use for free!
- Paypal allows any business or consumer with an email address to securely, conveniently and cost-effectively send and receive payments online. Can also be used via your Iphone in some countries.
- Tinypay.me lets you sell stuff online without having to sign up with a creditcard verifiyer. Use their online form to quickly add your item, some pictures, and via the Google map on the site describe where the item is for sale. The site is still alittle rough around the edges, but seems like a cool idea.
- Trialpay lets customers get your goods for free when they make a purchase from big brands like Netflix, Gap, Real and hundreds more. Customers get your product for free and you get paid. Pretty neat.
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