Pricing

It's free. That's the whole page.

There is one plan, it costs nothing, and it has everything in it. No card to enter, no trial counting down, and no second column with the useful half of the product in it.

What free actually means here

Not free-for-now, and not free-until-you-have-three-clients. Every feature on the features pages is in the free account, with no limit on how many clients, projects, invoices or files you put through it.

  • No credit card, ever
  • No trial that expires
  • No feature held back for a paid tier
  • No per-client or per-seat charge
  • Unlimited clients, projects and invoices
  • No commission - your client's money never reaches us

Your money never passes through us

Connect your own Stripe account and card payments are created directly on it: the funds land in your balance, Stripe's fee comes out of your balance, and refunds and chargebacks are between you and Stripe. Panorivo sets no application fee and holds no funds - it is not a payment processor and never becomes one. Prefer PayPal? Paste your own link instead and we store nothing but the URL. Or print your bank details on the invoice and skip the lot.

Why it can be free

Panorivo was built for one freelancer's own jobs and then opened up, so it is not carrying a sales team or investors expecting a return. If paid extras ever appear they will be genuinely extra - a custom domain on your portfolio, say. The invoicing, the contracts and the client portal stay free.

And you can leave with your data

Reports export to CSV whenever you ask, and the files you uploaded are yours to download. A free product you cannot get out of is not free, it is a hostage situation.

Every feature, forever

£0

Unlimited clients, projects and invoices.

Nothing to enter but an email address.

No card, no trial, no paid tier. Create the account and set up your first project.

Can't find the feature you need, or want something more tailored?

Tell us what it would have to do. It goes straight to the person who builds this, and it is read - which is more than a roadmap vote usually gets.

What do you need it to do?

Missing feature, an awkward bit, or something specific to how you work. A sentence is plenty.