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The self-hosted Bill.com alternative

Invora: Self-hosted recurring invoicing for freelancers and small firms: every cycle lands as a draft you approve before it goes out, and each unpaid invoice carries your own payment link. Own it once, run it on your own server, and stop paying Bill.com every month.

Stop renting Bill.com.

Rented Bill.com Essentials $49/user/month (Team $65, Corporate $89; Enterprise custom) [1] billed every month, for as long as you use it; your data in their cloud
Yours
Invora
$99 once · self-hosted · your data on your server

1 month of Bill.com costs what Invora costs once.

Buy once

How we counted: Per-user - calculator assumes 3 users x $49 = $147/mo on Essentials (Team $65/user, Corporate $89/user). The bill scales with every person you add; Invora is one payment. The separate Spend & Expense product is $0/user/month and is not the AP/AR subscription compared here.

How Bill.com pricing grows

Bill.com prices its Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable plans per user per month, so cost rises directly with headcount.

“BILL Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable are offered in subscription plans (such as Essentials, Team, and Corporate) that are priced per user per month for direct customers.”, their own page, read 2026-08-11
What Bill.com does that we don't

Bill.com gives customers access to live chat, email, or phone support depending on their plan.

“Depending on your plan, you can reach us via live chat, email, or phone support to ensure your payments always stay on track.”, their own page
Who should stay with Bill.com

If you need recurring/subscription billing and full double-entry accounting or ERP-level integrations, stay with Bill.com — Invora drafts recurring invoices for you to approve, and is not double-entry accounting or an ERP.

What Invora deliberately doesn't do is on its product page.

Why owning beats renting Bill.com.

One payment

No monthly, per-seat or per-location fees. The license is perpetual.

Your data stays on your server

It never lives in Bill.com's cloud.

No plan ceilings

Records and users are limited by your hosting, not by a pricing tier.

It keeps working if the vendor doesn't

Self-hosted software can't be sunset or repriced out from under you.

The fair trade-offs: you host it, back it up and apply updates yourself. See the product page for its limits, and the full Invora vs renting comparison.

Questions about moving off Bill.com.

Does Invora support recurring invoices?
Yes — weekly, every two weeks, monthly, quarterly or yearly schedules. Each cycle generates a draft for your review, and nothing is sent until you press Send.
Does it email invoices automatically?
It emails an invoice when you press Send — through your own SMTP server, with the client's public link and your payment link. Since 3.2 it can also send payment reminders on a schedule you approve once: off until you switch it on, with a preview of exactly what would go out today, stopping when the invoice is paid, and paused per invoice or per client. Every attempt is recorded in a send log.
Can it collect online payments?
Invora never touches a card. Paste your own Stripe Payment Link, PayPal.me or bank page and it becomes a Pay button on the client's invoice; you record the payment when it lands. Nothing to PCI-certify, nothing to breach.
What do I need to run it?
PHP 8.1+ with PDO and MySQL/MariaDB or SQLite, on Apache/LiteSpeed (mod_rewrite) or Nginx/VPS.
Better together
Invora is part of the Back-Office Suite
4 apps for one price, $87 less than buying them separately.
$269once

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Sources

  1. Bill.com: price checked 2026-09-03, source“Essentials $ 49 user/ month Spend 50% less time on AP or automate invoicing and get paid 2x faster.”

Competitor prices change, so always confirm on the linked page. We only print figures we could verify on the date shown. This vendor is tracked in the Price Observatory: every figure verbatim, dated, re-checked quarterly.

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