justissued

Pricing

Free to try. $12 when the fourth client shows up.

One paid SKU, one user. justIssued charges for justIssued — not a percentage of what your clients pay you. Share links and the outstanding board stay on Free. 7-day trial. Card required. Cancel in 7 days and you pay $0.

Free

$0

No card required

  • 3 clients; unlimited invoices to those three
  • Numbered PDF, share link, print / PDF
  • Draft, sent, paid, void
  • Outstanding board
  • Sequential numbers and notes
  • Client billed / collected / outstanding
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Paid · after trial

$12

per month, one user

7-day trial. Card required. Cancel in 7 days and you pay $0.

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Unlimited clients
  • Logo on the invoice
  • Tax ID (GST/HST BN, VAT, EIN) on profile and PDF
  • How-to-pay block (e-transfer, bank, PayPal URL)
  • Currency label CAD / USD / GBP (no conversion)
  • Email invoice from justIssued
  • Duplicate invoice
  • Estimates → convert to invoice
  • Recurring invoice templates
  • Overdue reminders
  • Reports + invoice CSV
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Not in this SKU

Later Pro or a different product. We list them so pricing stays honest.

  • Stripe Connect / Pay now / a cut of client payments
  • True multi-currency FX
  • Guest homepage editor, time tracking, expenses, teams
  • QBO / Xero sync, Peppol, MTD, inventory, payroll, CRM

Questions

Is justIssued free?
Yes. Free is 3 clients, unlimited invoices to those three, numbered PDF, share link, and an outstanding board. No card.
Do you take a cut of what my clients pay me?
No. justIssued charges $12/mo for justIssued after a 7-day trial. There is no Pay now button. You collect Interac, bank, or PayPal and mark the invoice paid.
Why does the trial require a card?
The Paid trial collects a card at Stripe Checkout. Cancel in 7 days and you pay $0. The Free plan never needs a card.
What is not in justIssued?
No card collection from your clients, no FX conversion, no guest homepage editor, no QuickBooks/Xero sync, no teams, no time tracking. Invoicing guides.