
iBilling
Simplifies invoicing, billing, and payment collection for small businesses.
Our take: iBilling is a one-time $59 purchase (CodeCanyon Regular License), not a SaaS subscription.
A capable self-hosted billing and CRM script at a low one-time cost — not a recurring SaaS tool.
Our score
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What it is, and why we rate it
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Our takeiBilling is a one-time $59 purchase (CodeCanyon Regular License), not a SaaS subscription.
Best / not good for
- Freelancers and solo consultants who want lifetime billing ownership
- Small agencies needing combined CRM + invoicing without a monthly fee
- Developers who want a customisable, open-source billing base to extend
- Non-technical business owners who cannot manage PHP server hosting
- Teams needing a polished SaaS with automatic cloud backups and uptime SLAs
- Businesses requiring deep third-party integrations (payroll, inventory, e-commerce)
Friction report
Trade-offs to know before signing up.
- Time to valueSlow: requires server setup, PHP/MySQL configuration, and manual deployment before the first invoice can be sent.
- Scale breakpointPerformance and multi-user concurrency are constrained by the host server; no built-in horizontal scaling.
- Walled gardenLow: you own the code and database; export your data any time via direct DB access.
A look inside

Frequently Asked Questions
Does this billing software support recurring invoices and auto-pay?
Can healthcare practices manage patient billing and insurance claims with this platform?
How does iBilling help freelancers and small businesses create professional invoices and accept online payments?
How does this invoicing software automate billing, payments, and client communications?
What invoicing and billing solutions does this tool provide for small businesses and freelancers?
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