Chargd
Simple invoicing for freelancers and tradespeople on Mac
What it does
Chargd is a native Mac invoicing app for freelancers, contractors and tradespeople. Create professional invoices and quotes, manage clients, and keep your business organised without complicated accounting software or cloud accounts. Fast, private, and built specifically for people who just want invoicing to be simple.
Chargd is a native invoicing app for freelancers and tradespeople. No subscription. No cloud. $49 once, yours forever.
Send a quote, get it accepted, and convert it into a professional invoice in one tap, no re-typing line items. No servers, no logins, no sync delays. Every invoice, client, and payment lives in a local database on your Mac. Quote, invoice, payment, and report: Chargd covers the entire billing workflow without leaving your Mac. Set up recurring invoices for retainer clients and Chargd sends them out on schedule, no manual re-entry, ever. Build a professional invoice with line items, tax, and your logo in under a minute. Send a quote first, then convert it to an invoice the moment a client signs off. “ As an electrician, I was spending $29/month on FreshBooks just to send a handful of…from chargd.pro
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