Eight straight, feature-by-feature comparisons - pricing, invoicing, payments, and everything in between. Every Cosmobill claim is enforced in the product; every competitor data point is sourced from their own public pricing pages.
Every card links to a full breakdown - pricing tiers, invoicing features, payment methods, reporting, and team limits.
A full double-entry accounting suite - inventory, project costing, bank sync - at nearly 8x the cost of entry.
See full comparisonLite caps you at 5 billable clients and locks out proposals, retainers, and e-signatures.
See full comparisonA generous free tier, but no PayPal checkout and no self-serve customer detail entry.
See full comparisonUnlimited free invoicing, but the seller enters every client detail - no self-serve link fill-in.
See full comparisonCapped at 500 invoices/yr, 1,000 customers, 2 users - the only way past that is switching products entirely.
See full comparisonUnlimited invoices free, but capped at 5 saved clients - the limit falls on your client list instead.
See full comparisonFree plan caps you at 3 saved clients, and no plan below Enterprise ($29.99/mo) removes the invoice cap.
See full comparisonNo subscription at all, but the seller fills in every client detail and there's no shareable invoice link.
See full comparisonEvery competitor data point on these pages is sourced from that company's own public pricing and feature pages at the time each page was written - pricing pages change, so if something looks off, treat the competitor's own site as the source of truth for their current plans. Some of these products (QuickBooks in particular) are full accounting suites, a meaningfully bigger and different category than Cosmobill's lightweight, invoicing-and-payments focus - that's disclosed on each individual page. Every Cosmobill feature marked available is something that actually ships in the product today, not a roadmap item.
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