What it is
Billdr is an iOS invoicing and job management app for Australian tradies. Its job cards can keep customer details, site address, labor and materials costs, GST, notes and job status together. Users can send a PDF quote and turn a job into an invoice in one tap. The app calculates Australian GST at 10% and supports ABN fields on invoices; invoices can also carry Stripe payment links for card payments. Revenue reports show monthly revenue, outstanding invoices, a six-month trend and jobs by status. Billdr has a free plan with up to three jobs, PDF invoice generation, GST calculation, revenue reports and cloud backup and sync. Pro allows unlimited jobs and adds PDF quotes and invoices, Stripe links, reports and trends, cloud backup and sync, and multi-device access. Pro costs 14.99 AUD per month or 119.99 AUD per year. The seven-day trial is available for Pro. The app is designed as a standalone tool and does not currently integrate with Xero or MYOB. Free-tier job and customer data stays on the device, while Pro data is stored in cloud storage.
Who it suits. Billdr is aimed at sole traders and small trade businesses such as electricians, plumbers, builders, painters and tilers. It suits users who work on iPhone or iPad and need job records, quotes and invoices.
Good
- Job cards include costs, GST, notes and status
- Converts a job to an invoice in one tap
- Calculates Australian GST at 10%
- Free plan includes up to three jobs
- Pro includes multi-device access
Watch for
- No Xero or MYOB integration
- Free-tier data is stored on the device
- Listed platform is iOS only
Verdict
Billdr brings job details, quoting and invoicing together for Australian tradies, with a free option for up to three jobs. Businesses needing more jobs or multi-device access can consider Pro, while accounting integrations with Xero and MYOB are not currently available.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Free | A$0 | — |
| Billdr Pro monthly | A$14.99 a month | $14.99 /mo |
| Billdr Pro yearly | A$119.99 a year | $119.99/year — save 33% |
From Billdr's own pricing page, checked 7 Oct 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- Accounting integrations
- Billdr states that it does not currently integrate with Xero or MYOB and is designed as a standalone tool. source
- Data storage
- The privacy policy says free-tier job and customer data is stored on the device while Pro data is stored in cloud storage. source
- Device support
- Billdr is available on iPhone and iPad, and Pro includes multi-device sync across Apple devices. source
- GST and ABN
- Billdr calculates Australian GST at 10% and supports ABN fields on invoices. source
- Headquarters
- Regional NSW, Australia source
- Intended users
- The maker describes Billdr as suitable for sole traders and small trade businesses, and lists trades including electricians, plumbers, builders, painters and tilers. source
- Job cards
- Job cards can hold customer details, site address, labour and materials costs, GST, notes and job status. source
- Maker and location
- The privacy policy identifies Cameron Ivey-Drayton as Billdr's developer, based in regional NSW, Australia. source
- Payment integration
- Invoices can include Stripe payment links for customers to pay by card. source
- Purpose
- Billdr is an invoicing and job management app for Australian tradies. source
- Quotes and invoices
- Users can send a PDF quote and convert the job to an invoice in one tap. source
- Reports
- Revenue reporting includes monthly revenue, outstanding invoices, a six-month revenue trend and jobs by status. source
- Security and privacy
- The privacy policy says cloud data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and that Billdr does not sell user data or use it for advertising. source
- Support
- The maker says users can email its support contact for help getting started and describes the team as based in regional NSW. source
- Tax limitation
- Billdr says it is not a registered tax agent and advises users to consult a qualified accountant about their tax obligations. source