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WorkSolo

#24 of 27 in Contractor Invoicing Software

from $19 a monthFree plan

Plans and prices

PlanPriceBilled
Free$0—
Solo$19 a monthBilled 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