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AussieInvoice vs MYOB Solo

MYOB Solo is the better pick if you invoice from a phone on site and want to take card payments on the spot — Tap to Pay is its point, and it is cheap. AussieInvoice is built for desk-based B2B invoicing where the document matters: ABR-verified ABNs, an immutable issued record, and bank transfer instead of card fees.

Last updated . AussieInvoice is in pre-launch preview and cannot be purchased today.

What is MYOB Solo?

MYOB Solo is MYOB's stripped-back product for sole traders: a mobile-first app for invoicing and basic income and expense tracking, with Tap to Pay on the phone for in-person card payments, sold at a low annual price and backed by an established Australian vendor.

Around $99 AUD per year, with card transaction fees charged separately on Tap to Pay. Confirm on MYOB's site. Pricing checked ; see MYOB Solo pricing for the current figure.

How do AussieInvoice and MYOB Solo compare?

FeatureAussieInvoiceMYOB Solo
Primary surfaceWeb workspace, desk-basedMobile app, on-site
Price$15–$29 AUD per month ex GST (preview pricing)~$99 AUD per year plus card fees
In-person card paymentsNoYes, Tap to Pay on the phone
Transaction feesNone — AussieInvoice never handles the moneyYes, on card payments
ABN verification via ABR lookupYes, fills legal name, ACN and GST status for reviewNot a guided lookup
Invoice immutable after issueYes, with the original PDF preservedIssued invoices remain editable
Sends from your own mailboxYesSends from the platform
Basic expense trackingNoYes
Upgrade path to full accountingNoneYes, into MYOB Business
AvailabilityPre-launch preview; cannot be purchased todayLive

Which should you choose?

Choose MYOB Solo if…

  • You invoice from your phone, on site, straight after the job.
  • You want to take card payments in person.
  • You want basic expense tracking alongside invoicing.
  • You expect to grow into full MYOB accounting later.
  • A low annual price matters more than the invoice record itself.

Choose AussieInvoice if…

  • You invoice other businesses from a desk, on terms, not on the spot.
  • You want ABNs verified against the ABR before the invoice goes out.
  • You need the issued invoice to be fixed, with credit notes for corrections.
  • You would rather be paid by bank transfer than pay card fees.

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