Send an invoice, quote, or credit note in any of ten currencies, including GBP, USD, and EUR. Each document keeps the currency you choose, with no exchange-rate guesswork and nothing blended together.
Your first 3 invoices are free to send, no card needed.
Set the currency when you start a document. Pick from GBP, USD, EUR, AUD, CAD, NZD, CHF, SEK, NOK, or DKK, and every line, total, and PDF then reads in it.
Sendinvo never converts or blends currencies. The document stays in the one you chose, from draft to sent to paid, so the numbers your client sees are the numbers you agreed.
Send a pay-by-card link and your client pays in the document’s own currency through Stripe, with no surprise conversion at their end.
On your dashboard tiles and client statements, each currency is totalled on its own line. USD is never added to GBP, so every figure means what it says.
If your clients are overseas, your invoices shouldn’t make you do currency maths. Send each one in the currency you agreed, and let it stay that way. It suits anyone billing across borders, from IT contractors and web developers invoicing abroad to consultants working in another market.
Pick a currency when you create an invoice, quote, or credit note, and the whole document reads in it: every line, the total, and the PDF. Sendinvo never converts or blends currencies, so a draft in dollars is still in dollars when it’s paid. Where amounts roll up, on your dashboard tiles and client statements, each currency is totalled separately, so nothing is ever added across currencies.
A credit note takes the currency of the invoice it’s raised against, so a refund always matches the original and can’t be issued in a different currency. When you convert an accepted quote into an invoice, the quote’s currency is carried over and locked, so the figure your client agreed to is the figure you bill.
UK VAT and CIS apply to sterling invoices only. Invoices, quotes, and credit notes in USD, EUR, or any other currency carry neither, so a non-sterling document shows no VAT line and no CIS deduction. Your GBP work keeps its full VAT and CIS handling as before.
Turn on card payments and your client pays in the document’s own currency through Stripe, with no surprise conversion on their side. Card payments are subject to Stripe’s per-currency minimum amounts, so very small totals in some currencies may not qualify.
Ten: GBP, USD, EUR, AUD, CAD, NZD, CHF, SEK, NOK, and DKK. You can invoice, quote, and raise credit notes in any of them, and each document keeps the currency you choose.
No. There’s no exchange-rate guesswork. Each document stays in its own currency from start to finish, and Sendinvo never converts or blends one currency into another.
No, and that’s deliberate. On your dashboard tiles and client statements, each currency is totalled on its own line, so USD is never added to GBP, and every figure means exactly what it says.
UK VAT and CIS apply to sterling invoices only. Invoices, quotes, and credit notes in other currencies carry neither, so a euro or dollar document shows no VAT line.
Yes. Your client pays by card in the document’s own currency through Stripe, subject to Stripe’s per-currency minimum amounts, so there’s no surprise conversion at their end.
Invoice, quote, and credit in ten currencies, with no exchange-rate guesswork. Send your first invoice free.