Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | — |
| Solo | $19 a month | Billed monthly through Stripe; renews automatically until cancelled |
From WorkSolo's own pricing page, checked 5 Oct 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- Automated reminders
- The Solo plan includes automatic overdue invoice emails: one the day after an invoice is due, then weekly up to three times maximum. source
- Customer approval
- Customers can open an estimate link in a web browser and approve the job with a click, without installing anything. source
- Data handling
- WorkSolo says it does not receive card numbers or bank details, which go directly to Stripe, and that it does not sell data or use it for advertising. source
- Estimates
- Users can create line item estimates with a preloaded trade price book, save custom items, and build a price book from scratch. source
- Integrations
- Stripe handles card payments and subscriptions; the privacy policy also names Resend for email delivery, Convex for hosting and database, and PostHog for usage and error records. source
- Invoicing and payments
- Approved estimates can be turned into invoices; customers can pay by card through the contractor's Stripe account, while cash and check payments can be recorded manually. source
- Limits
- WorkSolo has no scheduling, dispatch board, or job assignment feature and says it is not intended for businesses running a crew. source
- Purpose
- WorkSolo is an estimate and invoice app for solo contractors, designed for people working alone out of a van. source
- Security
- The privacy policy says data travels over encrypted connections and is encrypted at rest by the hosting provider; records are tied to the account that created them. source
- Support
- The site invites users to email support and says a real person answers; the privacy policy also offers help exporting or deleting customer data on request. source
- Supported trades
- HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and handyman trades have their own starting price books; other trades use a shared list and fill it in as they go. source