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The majority of businesses still use buy-once invoicing software. Which they of course should. Paying a subscription for such a thing isn't very smart.
by carlosjobim 2mo ago
The majority of businesses still use buy-once invoicing software. Which they of course should. Paying a subscription for such a thing isn't very smart.
- slumberlust 2mo agoIndustry? Source? This does not match my experience to date. I see subscriptions everywhere from telephony, CMS, slack, quip, etc.
- carlosjobim 2mo agoNote the word "invoicing" there in my comment.
- insane_dreamer 2mo ago> The majority of businesses still use buy-once invoicing software. are you sure about that? Most small biz I know use Quickbooks for that, and it's a subscription service.
- tanseydavid 2mo agoQB desktop will nag you to death to get the latest but it is still a pay once arrangement. BTW QB desktop has also been seriously enshittified.
- dofm 2mo agoFWIW in the UK I rather imagine many small businesses (Harvest's target) are getting their invoicing from Freeagent.
- carlosjobim 2mo agoMost that I know use Excel ... which is a SaaS now I guess. So then I stand corrected.