Daily Invoice Maker is a desktop application for Windows, Mac, and Linux designed for service-based businesses. According to the product page, the software is intended for use by freelancers and various service industries, such as HVAC, plumbing, cleaning, and landscaping.
What it is
The vendor describes this as a desktop app rather than a spreadsheet that works offline. The software is designed to manage estimates, invoices, and bookkeeping tasks. According to the product page, the software allows users to create invoices with logos and job photos, convert estimates into invoices, and bill entire routes at once. It also includes features for tracking payments, managing customer agreements via digital signatures, and importing bank statements in 16 different formats. Additionally, the software includes a receipt scanner, mileage logging at the IRS rate, and tools for generating tax-ready reports, such as Schedule C and E summaries.
What the vendor says it includes
Depending on the license chosen, the vendor states the software includes:
- A downloadable desktop program (Windows .exe installer, macOS .dmg, or Linux AppImage).
- A license key delivered via email and on-screen.
- The Lifetime License includes app updates and coverage for two computers (Windows, Mac, or Linux).
- The 1-Year License includes all features for 12 months on one computer.
Price and terms
The vendor offers two licensing options:
- Lifetime License: $149.95, which the vendor says is a one-time payment for two computers.
- 1-Year License: $59.99, which the vendor says is a one-time payment for one computer with no automatic renewal.
Regarding refunds, the product page states there is a 60-day refund policy. If the software is not right for a business, the vendor says customers can ask for a full refund through ClickBank within 60 days of purchase.
Things to check before buying
- Does the software support your specific operating system (Windows, Mac, or Linux)?
- How many computers do you need to license?
- Does your business require specific bank or payment-app formats for statement imports?