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Web Alpha Invoicing

Invoices and quotes your clients can pay from a link.

Create numbered invoices and quotes with line items, tax rates, and discounts, send them as a public link, get paid by card into your own Stripe account or record payments by hand, and let automatic reminders chase what is overdue.

Included with

Starter · $12/month

Starter includes every basic app; Business adds the premium apps too. Upgrading installs it for you.

  • Website builder with AI generation
  • Hosting on yourbusiness.webalpha.io
  • 3 websites, 2 custom domains each
  • All basic Web Alpha apps

What it includes

Everything in Invoicing

  • Quotes that convert to invoices
  • Public pay links with Stripe or manual payment
  • Overdue tracking and reminder emails
  • Tax rates, discounts, and multi-currency

Connected

How Invoicing works with the other apps

No integrations to set up: the apps share one workspace and one set of data. These connections are on by default and can be switched in Settings → Integrations.

  • Invoicing → CRM

    A client becomes a contact tagged "client"; sent and paid invoices are logged on the contact.

  • CRM → Invoicing

    "Create invoice" on a contact, company, or won deal pre-fills the client and a line from the deal value.

  • Invoicing → ERP

    Every recorded invoice payment becomes a revenue entry (source "invoicing", one per payment).

  • Schedule → Invoicing

    "Invoice this booking" on a completed booking drafts an invoice for the service price; the booking and the invoice link to each other.

  • Projects → Invoicing

    "Bill time" on the timesheet drafts an invoice from unbilled time entries (hours × the project rate); billed entries are marked so they are never billed twice.

Get started

Invoicing comes with your website, on one login.

Create an account, design your website for free, and pick the Starter plan when you are ready. Invoicing installs itself.