Invoice maker Invoxa: A Small Business Owner’s Complete Review

By Invoxa Team · Updated · 11 min read

Dashboard of the Invoxa iPhone app with unpaid, overdue and paid totals

Plenty of small business owners still build invoices in Word or Excel, retyping client details and checking totals by hand. That time is better spent on paid work. This page looks at Invoxa, an online invoice maker for freelancers and small businesses: what it does, what it costs and where its limits are. Invoxa is our product, so this is not an independent review. We have tried to be specific rather than promotional.

In short: Invoxa creates invoices, estimates and purchase orders from 8 templates, lets clients pay invoices online by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through your own Stripe account, and gives you reports on sales, payments and taxes. It runs in the browser at app.invoxa.com and as an app for iPhone and Android. There is one paid plan, Invoxa Pro, at $5.99/month or $59.99/year ($4.99/month billed yearly), with unlimited invoices, estimates, purchase orders, clients and emails. It comes with a 7-day free trial you can cancel before it ends. There is no free plan.

What Makes Invoxa Different from Other Invoice Makers

Invoxa does one job: billing clients. It is not accounting software, so there is no bookkeeping, bank sync, time tracking or expense tracking. What you get instead is a short path from a finished job to a sent invoice and a paid one.

Key Features Overview

Online payments go through Stripe. You connect your own Stripe account, clients pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, the money goes to your Stripe account, and the invoice is marked paid automatically. Invoxa does not work with PayPal or Square, and it does not take ACH bank debits or crypto. Taxes are calculated from rates you set up yourself.

The main features:

  • Invoices, estimates (quotes) and purchase orders; convert an estimate to an invoice and duplicate any document
  • Status tracking (draft, sent, viewed, paid, partially paid) and an in-app notification when a client opens a document
  • Clients can approve or reject an estimate, request changes and sign documents
  • Recurring invoices: Invoxa creates a new draft on your schedule for you to review and send
  • 119 currencies (the currency is set in your company settings)
  • Deposits, discounts, custom fields, item sections, separate parts and labor, units and a saved items catalog
  • Attachments such as files and photos on invoices
  • Reports on sales, payments, customer aging, profit and loss, and taxes

User Interface Design

The dashboard is organized around your documents and clients. Your logo and brand color appear on every document, and you choose one of 8 templates: Modern, Refined, Essential, Professional, Clean, Minimal, Bold and Structured.

You can also rename the labels on your documents, for example to write them in your client’s language. There is no automatic translation.

Mobile Invoice Capabilities

Invoxa works in two places: the web app at app.invoxa.com, in desktop and mobile browsers, and the mobile app for iPhone and Android. Both use the same account, so a document you create on your phone is there when you open the web app on your computer. There is no offline mode and no desktop app, so you need an internet connection.

With the mobile app, you can create and send documents away from your desk, whether you’re a freelancer, a small business owner or a tradesperson on site.

You can create an invoice in a few taps, add your logo and brand color, and preview it before you send it. Send it by email as a link (the client opens it without logging in), download a PDF, print it, or copy the link. If you have connected Stripe, clients pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the invoice changes to paid or partially paid. For bank transfers, cash or checks, add your bank details as payment instructions and record the payment yourself when it arrives; partial payments are supported. Invoxa does not send automatic payment reminders. If a payment is late, resend the invoice yourself.

If you work with international clients, you can invoice in any of 119 currencies. The currency is set in your company settings; Invoxa does not convert amounts between currencies or keep a separate currency per client. Taxes are calculated from the rates you add (a name and a rate, exclusive or inclusive), so check which rates apply to you with your accountant. Invoxa does not look up rates by location. For repeat clients, set an invoice to recur every week, every 2 weeks, every 3 weeks or every month, or duplicate a previous invoice.

Your documents are stored in your Invoxa account, not only on the phone, and every connection uses HTTPS. You sign in with email and password, Apple or Google.

The mobile app covers the everyday work: creating documents, sending them and seeing which ones have been viewed and paid.

Getting Started with Invoxa

Setting up your account takes a few minutes.

Account Setup Process

Download Invoice Maker Invoxa from the App Store on iPhone or from Google Play on Android, or sign up at app.invoxa.com in any browser. You can sign up with email and password, Apple or Google. Then you can start the 7-day free trial of Invoxa Pro: on the web with a card that is charged only after the trial, in the apps through the App Store or Google Play. Then fill in your company settings:

  • Business name, address, contact details and logo
  • Tax number and registration number, if you have them (they appear on your documents)
  • Your currency
  • Your tax rates
  • Payment instructions, such as bank details, and your Stripe account if you want to take card payments online

If you want to see how it works first, fill in an invoice in the online invoice generator and preview it without an account. Saving, downloading, printing or sending it needs a free account, which starts the trial.

Template Selection

Invoxa has 8 templates: Modern, Refined, Essential, Professional, Clean, Minimal, Bold and Structured. They are not tied to an industry. You adapt them with:

  • Your logo and brand color
  • Renamed labels, for example in your client’s language
  • Custom fields and item sections
  • Your taxes, payment terms and payment instructions

The same setup works for different kinds of work:

  • Service billing with hours or units
  • Project work with deposits and item sections
  • Trade jobs with separate parts and labor
  • Regular work with recurring invoices

Before sending, preview the document to see exactly what your client will see.

Creating Your First Invoice in Invoxa

Here is the basic flow for a first invoice.

Step-by-Step Guide

Open Invoices and create a new invoice. Invoxa fills in the next number automatically, using the INV prefix and a starting number you choose. Then:

  1. Pick a client or add a new one
  2. Add items from your saved catalog or type new ones
  3. Set the quantity, unit and price
  4. Apply taxes and any discount (percent or fixed amount) or deposit
  5. Set the payment terms and due date
  6. Add notes, terms and conditions, and payment instructions
  7. Preview the invoice and check the totals
  8. Send it by email, download a PDF, print it or copy the link

Before you send, check the client details, the amounts and the due date.

Customization Options

Beyond the template, you can adjust:

Visual Elements Your logo, brand color and template. Rename the labels on the document if your client needs different wording or another language.

Payment Configuration Connect your Stripe account so clients can pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay from the invoice link. Add payment instructions, such as bank details, for clients who pay by transfer; you record those payments yourself.

Automated Features Invoxa takes care of:

  • Recurring invoices, created as drafts on your schedule
  • Document numbering
  • Tax, discount and total calculations
  • Marking an invoice paid when the client pays through Stripe

Your signature, and the client’s, can be added to documents, and you can attach files and photos to invoices.

Payment Processing and Integration Options

Here is how payments work in Invoxa, and what they don’t cover.

Available Payment Gateways

Invoxa works with one payment provider: Stripe. You connect your own Stripe account. Clients pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on Stripe’s payment page, and the money goes to your Stripe account. Invoxa does not integrate with Square or PayPal, and it does not take ACH bank debits or crypto.

What that gives you:

  • Card payments from the invoice link
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay
  • Automatic paid or partially paid status when the client pays

Payments Outside Stripe

Invoxa does not connect to your bank, so payments that reach you another way are recorded by hand:

  • Record a payment for a bank transfer, cash or check, including partial payments
  • Mark as paid when the full amount has arrived
  • Payment reports by client, date and type show what came in and how

Plan Price

Invoxa Pro costs $5.99/month or $59.99/year ($4.99/month billed yearly) and includes unlimited invoices, estimates, purchase orders, clients and emails. Card payments are processed by Stripe; you can see each payment in your Stripe dashboard.

Security and Data Protection Features

Here is what Invoxa does to protect your data.

Encryption Standards

Every connection to Invoxa uses HTTPS: the web app, the mobile apps and the links your clients open. Card payments happen on Stripe’s payment page, so Invoxa never sees card numbers.

Security Layer What Invoxa does
Data transmission HTTPS everywhere
Card payments Handled on Stripe’s page; Invoxa never sees card numbers
Sign-in Email and password, Apple or Google
Client access Each document opens from its own link; clients don’t need an account

Use a strong, unique password, or sign in with Apple or Google. Share document links only with the client they are meant for, since the link opens the document without a login.

Keeping Your Own Copies

Invoxa does not make automatic backups for you to download. To keep your own records:

  • Download PDFs of the documents you need to keep
  • Download the invoice, estimate and purchase order lists as CSV
  • Download reports, such as sales and payments, as CSV

Each account is for one user. There are no team accounts or per-user permissions.

Real User Experience and Performance

Here is where Invoxa runs and what daily use looks like.

Platforms

Platform Availability
Web app (app.invoxa.com) Desktop and mobile browsers
iPhone Invoice Maker Invoxa on the App Store
Android Invoice Maker Invoxa on Google Play
Offline mode or desktop app Not available

Day-to-Day Use

Because the web app and the mobile app share one account, you can write an estimate on your phone at the client’s site, convert it to an invoice once the client approves it, and check your reports later on a computer.

Statuses show where each document stands: draft, sent, viewed, paid or partially paid. Invoxa shows you an in-app notification when a client opens an invoice, estimate or purchase order, so you know it has been seen. There are no push notifications.

Customer Support Quality Assessment

Support is by email.

Response Times

Write to support@invoxa.com. We don’t publish a guaranteed response time. Include the email address of your account and the document number, if your question is about a document.

Support Channels

Knowledge Base Resources

The guides cover invoicing topics such as invoice numbering, taxes, estimates and purchase orders. The FAQ answers common questions about the app.

Conclusion

Invoxa suits freelancers and small businesses who want to create invoices, estimates and purchase orders quickly, take card payments through their own Stripe account, and see which documents are viewed and paid. For $5.99/month or $59.99/year you get unlimited documents, clients and emails.

It is not the right fit if you need accounting-software integrations, bank sync, time or expense tracking, automatic payment reminders or team accounts.

The iPhone app is rated 4.9 out of 5 from 501 ratings on the US App Store (September 2026); you can read the reviews on the App Store. Consider exploring Invoxa’s capabilities to advance your billing practices.

To see it for yourself, fill in an invoice in the online invoice generator, or start the 7-day free trial of Invoxa Pro. Try invoice maker Invoxa right now!

FAQs

Q1. What is the invoice maker Invoxa? Invoice Maker Invoxa is an invoicing app for freelancers and small businesses. It creates invoices, estimates and purchase orders, takes card payments through your own Stripe account, and shows which documents are sent, viewed and paid. It runs in the browser at app.invoxa.com and as an app for iPhone and Android.

Q2. What are the key features of Invoxa’s invoice maker? Invoices, estimates and purchase orders with 8 templates, your logo and brand color. You can convert an estimate to an invoice, duplicate any document, and let clients approve or reject estimates and sign documents. Documents support deposits, discounts, custom fields, item sections, separate parts and labor, units and a saved items catalog. Recurring invoices are created as drafts every week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks or month for you to review and send. You can invoice in 119 currencies (one currency, set in company settings, with no automatic conversion). Taxes use rates you set up yourself, with a tax summary on the document and a Taxes report. Clients pay online by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe. Reports cover sales, payments, customer aging, profit and loss, and taxes, and several download as CSV. Invoxa does not send automatic payment reminders, translate documents, integrate with accounting software or work offline.

Q3. What security measures does Invoxa use to protect financial data? All connections use HTTPS. Card payments happen on Stripe’s payment page, so Invoxa never sees card numbers. You sign in with email and password, Apple or Google.

Q4. How user-friendly is Invoxa’s interface for creating invoices? Invoxa is designed so you can create and send invoices without training. It offers 8 customizable templates, a saved items catalog, recurring invoices and a clean dashboard where each document shows its status.

Q5. What payment processing options does Invoxa offer? Clients pay online by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe, using your own connected Stripe account. The money goes to your Stripe account and the invoice is marked paid automatically. Invoxa does not support PayPal, Square, ACH bank debit or crypto. Payments by bank transfer, cash or check you record yourself, including partial payments.

Q6. How responsive is Invoxa’s customer support? Support is by email at support@invoxa.com. The FAQ and guides on invoxa.com answer common questions.