The phone app changed owners. The yearly cap stayed.

What the ownership change means if you are already on it

BILL, then Bill.com, completed the purchase of Invoice2go on 1 September 2021. The product is still Invoice2go. The site is invoice.2go.com, and the homepage presents it as Invoice2go from BILL. Nothing on the pricing page says the app is closing. People who joined years ago sometimes still describe a plan that the current page does not sell. The page that matters is the one in the account: Starter, Professional, or Premium.

Checked 7 November 2026, with the currency set to USD. Starter is $7.99 a month or $79.99 a year, and it allows 30 invoices a year. Professional is $11.99 a month or $119.99 a year, and it allows 100 invoices a year. Premium is $44.99 a month or $449.99 a year, with unlimited invoices, recurring invoices, and phone support. Yearly billing on the page is marked as 16% off the monthly total. Card fees are 3.5% on Starter, 3% on Professional, and 2.9% on Premium. ACH bank transfers are free on every plan. PayPal is 2.9% + 30¢ on every plan.

The trial is 30 days and the page says a credit card is required. Cancel inside the trial and the subscription is not charged. That is not a free plan. Incusia's trial is 7 days of full Pro access and does not ask for a card, and there is no free plan after it either. The same phone-first buyer is described on the Invoice Simple alternative. If the pain is a card percentage rather than a yearly cap, the Square Invoices page is the other arithmetic.

Invoice2go, USD, checked 7 November 2026
Starter:       $7.99/mo or $79.99/yr,  30 invoices a year, cards 3.5%
Professional: $11.99/mo or $119.99/yr, 100 invoices a year, cards 3%
Premium:      $44.99/mo or $449.99/yr, unlimited, cards 2.9%
ACH bank transfer: free on every plan
PayPal: 2.9% + 30¢ on every plan

BILL has owned Invoice2go since 1 September 2021.
The app is still sold. The cap is the plan, not the calendar year you signed up.

A phone on the job is the part Incusia does not win

Invoice2go is for the person Invoice Simple is for. You are in a van, or on a site, and the invoice goes out before you leave. The pricing page lists iOS and Android steps for upgrading, and it says switching accounts is not available on the web app. Estimates are unlimited on every plan. Clients, projects, and team members are unlimited on every plan. Expenses, appointments, and a timer are on every plan. Reminders are on every plan. Recurring invoices are Premium only.

That phone is more finished than a mobile browser. If you send fewer than 30 invoices a year, Starter at $7.99 is less than Incusia at $9, and free ACH is a real saving when the client pays from a bank instead of a card. Stay for the app, the ACH, and the bank account the product opens. Incusia does not issue you a debit card. The free invoice generator will show you a PDF. It will not live on your home screen the way their app does.

Premium at $44.99 a month, $449.99 a year, is the plan that removes the cap and adds recurring invoices. That is a lot of subscription for unlimited sending. Starter on Incusia is $9 with no yearly count, estimates a client can sign, and reminders. Card processing, if they pay by card, is Stripe's fee and is not on our pricing page. Invoice2go's 2.9% on Premium is their own card price. Compare the subscription and the card line separately. A contractor who never passes 30 invoices, and who texts the invoice from the app, should not switch to save a dollar of software.

• Stay if the native app, free ACH, and the in-app bank account are the workflow.
• Switch if 30 or 100 invoices a year is the wall, or if Premium is the only unlimited plan.
• Recurring invoices are Premium only. They are on Incusia Pro, not on Starter.

If you leave, the old account does not follow you

Invoice2go's FAQ says a lapsed account can still export from the web, and that a deactivated account can view lists but not open the documents. Export before you are in that state if you can. Their import help, on the same page, is QuickBooks in and not a general file out of every other tool. Add the clients you still bill into Incusia and reissue anything unpaid so the client has one link.

The subscription renews monthly or yearly. Cancel in the app under Manage subscription, or on the web under Account and settings. Ending it does not move the bank account or the debit card they issued you. Those are BILL's, through the bank named on the page, and they are a reason to read your own account before you assume the invoicing login is the only thing that closes. Incusia cancellation is one click, and it only cancels the software.