Handyman invoice app
A handyman’s whole business fits in three moves: do the work, bill it the same day, and know what the job paid you after materials. This app does all three from your phone — build the invoice on-site, snap the Home Depot receipt so it lands on that job, and see the real margin. Free for 3 active jobs and 50 receipts a month. No credit card.
Free forever — 3 projects, 50 receipts a month. No credit card.
Nobody loses $5,000 on one handyman job. You lose $30 at a time — the caulk and fasteners that never made the bill, the second trip nobody charged for, the invoice that went out a week late because it waited for the laptop. Ten small jobs a month with $40 of untracked materials each is $4,800 a year, gone quietly. The fix isn’t discipline. It’s making the capture take five seconds.



The free tier is not a 14-day trial. It’s 3 active jobs, 50 receipts a month, and full AI scanning, for as long as you want. For a solo handyman running a few jobs at a time, that is the whole workload — you may simply never pay us, and that’s fine.
Get it on the App StoreNew on the App Store — free tier, no card required.
Build it from the job’s real costs, send it before you pull away, and the "I’ll bill you next week" era is over. Faster invoices get paid faster — that part you already know.
Photograph the receipt in the checkout line. The AI reads it and files it on the right job, so the materials on the deck-repair bill are the materials the deck repair used.
Charged minus materials minus your hours — per job. You find out which work is worth your Saturday and which jobs you’ve been doing for wages.
Free forever — 3 projects, 50 receipts a month. No credit card.
Line items and returns read off the ticket and filed to the job. 50 a month on free.
Clean invoices from your phone, with the job’s costs behind every line.
On the ladder? Say the amount, the store, and the job — logged.
Trips logged against jobs — the deduction most handymen leave on the table.
Who paid, who hasn’t, and what’s still owed across every open job.
The number that tells you whether the job was worth taking.
P&L by job, expense categories, and every receipt image in one year-end download.
Receipts queue on the phone when there are no bars and upload when service is back.
Take a bathroom-fan replacement plus a couple of doors, quoted at $650. Fan and materials at the big-box run $118 — snap the receipt, it lands on the job. Three and a half hours of your time at the $60/hour you decided your hands are worth: $210. Invoice goes out from the driveway for $650; the app shows the job cost $328 and paid you $322 over your own labor rate — a real 49% margin, not a warm feeling.
Do that math on every job for a month and patterns show up fast: the small electrical swaps that clear 60%, the "quick" drywall patches that never do, the client whose jobs always grow a second trip. That’s what job costing gives a handyman — not accounting, a filter for which work deserves you.
Straight talk: this app does not do scheduling, dispatch, or estimates. If you’re running crews across a calendar and booking online appointments, a field-service platform like Jobber is built for that, and it’s good. What those platforms are weakest at is the part this app lives in — receipts, job-level costs, and the honest margin per job.
Plenty of solo operators run just this app and a calendar. Some run both worlds. Start free, run three real jobs through it, and let the numbers argue for themselves.
3 active jobs, 50 receipts a month, AI scanning and voice capture included — free, no card. If you grow past that, Pro is $29.99/month flat.
Less than a single trip to Home Depot.
Start free. Upgrade when you're ready.
3 projects, 50 receipts/month — get started free
For solo contractors — unlimited projects & receipts
For crews — 5 team members, GPS & payroll
Full platform — 15 team members, 1099s, API
Paid plans renew automatically at the price shown for the selected interval (monthly or yearly) until you cancel. You'll be charged in US dollars plus any applicable sales tax.
Cancel anytime in Settings → Billing — no refunds for past billing periods. Refund Policy · Terms

Who built this
Chris closed a $42,000 bathroom remodel thinking he’d made 30%. His accountant ran the real numbers months later: 12% — $7,500 in receipts never made it onto the job. He built Job Cost Pro so that never happens again, and still runs his remodeling company with it every day. That company is the legal entity behind this app: Salvation Home Remodeling LLC, doing business as Job Cost Pro.
Yes — the free tier here is the real product, not a trial: 3 active jobs, 50 receipts a month, full AI receipt scanning, invoicing, and job margins. No credit card to start and no time limit.
Yes. Build the invoice from the job’s costs and send it before you leave the driveway. You can track payment against it from the same screen.
Snap the receipt and the AI reads the line items — including returns, which net against the original purchase on the same job so your costs stay honest.
Log your own time to the job (or clock in like a crew of one). Pick the hourly rate your hands are worth and the margin math includes it — profit above your labor, not instead of it.
No. It does money: invoices, receipts, job costs, margins, mileage, and a year-end tax package. If dispatch and booking are what you need most, a field-service platform fits better — and this app still beats them on the money side.
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No credit card. No trial clock.
Free — 3 jobs, 50 receipts a month, AI scanning included.