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What's the current competition?
This appears to be a free service, but the code behind the API is not available.
Although, the one benefit for InvoicingAPI is that it gives an option to quickly give a payment code instead of having to send them to another payment application.
I am a bit confused why I would pay 15 EUR a month for a invoicing API when I can pay less and get an entire invoicing platform that has a GUI to easily make invoices? There does not appear to be a reason for that listed. There is nothing wrong with the product or idea, but I don't see a reason as to why. Even Stripe offers easy invoice creation.
And "beauty" in invoices is not a value proposition. An invoice sitting in someone's inbox is ugly, no matter how pretty it is.
Invoicing software is an exercise in corner cases. Having the renewal date differ from the initial invoice date; sending out invoices 45 days before they're due, except when (...), on days that end in (...), when the moon is a waxing gibbous, etc
Delivering this as an api "solves" it by allowing for unlimited customization, but the customer for this would want it to be checkboxes, not code.
Congrats on the launch! This looks like it could be very useful. I'd suggest changing your post title, though. When I use something that has sensitive financial data and a payment feature, I want to feel very confident. The title makes it seem like the company (or product) has had lots of ups and downs, which makes me nervous to use it until I find out that it's actually a reference to personal issues. Maybe somethin…
Congrats on the launch! This looks like it could be very useful. I'd suggest changing your post title, though. When I use something that has sensitive financial data and a payment feature, I want to feel very confident. The title makes it seem like the company (or product) has had lots of ups and downs, which makes me nervous to use it until I find out that it's actually a reference to personal issues. Maybe somethin…
Agree, my first thought was “an invoicing platform that has had problems sounds like something I want to avoid…” And even though it’s about the rough year you’ve had from a personal perspective it highlights the fact that you are a sole developer and that your personal ups and downs got in the way of the product - which makes me cautious about long term viability.
Indeed I'm a solo dev on this project but it's here to stay.
Thanks for checking it out!
Doesn’t seem like something I’d use or recommend.
Congrats on the launch! This looks like it could be very useful. I'd suggest changing your post title, though. When I use something that has sensitive financial data and a payment feature, I want to feel very confident. The title makes it seem like the company (or product) has had lots of ups and downs, which makes me nervous to use it until I find out that it's actually a reference to personal issues. Maybe somethin…
Looks like the server is getting hugged to death. Not good either.
I am a bit confused why I would pay 15 EUR a month for a invoicing API when I can pay less and get an entire invoicing platform that has a GUI to easily make invoices? There does not appear to be a reason for that listed. There is nothing wrong with the product or idea, but I don't see a reason as to why. Even Stripe offers easy invoice creation.
Overall I'm still iterating on the platform, it's current state is not the final one so there are more features coming.
Congrats on the launch! What happens if I reach the invoice limit? Does it just stop sending out emails, meaning I lose out my sales that fail to send their invoice?
I guess I just don’t quite get it. Every small and large business accounting suite (some costing less than this!) offers invoicing that meets incredible amounts of use cases. Doesn’t seem like something I’d use or recommend.