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2ndSite, Inc. Freshbooks.com

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Pros
Easy to set up and use
Inexpensive
Cons
Does not track inventory
Does not include accounting features

FreshBooks.com Review

by Richard Morochove

- If you run a small service business and want a simple way to bill customers for your work, FreshBooks.com could be just what you need. This Web-based invoicing service is easy to set up and use, and relatively inexpensive: It's just $14 per month if you have fewer than 25 clients. (For a higher fee, you can use it to manage as many as 5000 customers.) If you want a complete accounting package, however, you must supplement FreshBooks with third-party software at extra cost.

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