Tofu Launches Mobile Invoicing App for US Contractors and Small Businesses

Prague, Czechia - Tofu, a rapidly growing invoicing and payment app, has officially announced the expansion of its mobile-first platform designed for US-based contractors, freelancers, and small businesses. With over 1.9 million downloads and a stellar 4.9/5 rating across the App Store and Google Play, Tofu is setting a new standard in field-ready invoicing, offering contractors a fast, reliable, and professional way to send invoices, create estimates, and get paid on the go.

Built for industries that rely on speed and simplicity--including electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, landscapers, cleaners, auto repair shops, and general contractors--Tofu enables users to generate invoices in under a minute, send them as branded PDFs, and track their status in real time.
Key Features of Tofu:
o Offline Access - Optimized for contractors working in the field.

o One-Tap Estimates - Convert approved estimates into invoices instantly, reducing errors and delays.

o Flexible Payments - Accept Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Zelle, ACH, and more via Stripe.

o Smart Tracking - Monitor invoices across statuses: Sent, Viewed, and Paid.

o Fast Invoicing - Build professional, branded invoices in minutes with taxes, discounts, and reusable notes.

o Mobile & Web Access - Create invoices and estimates anytime on iOS, Android, or desktop.
Pricing Made Simple
o Premium Plan: $19 per month / $156 per year - Unlimited invoices, estimates, photo attachments, and multiple profiles.

o Plus Plan: $9 per week / $99 per year - 10 invoices per month with core features.

Both tiers include easy onboarding, with most businesses able to set up and send their first invoice in under 10 minutes.
Trusted by Contractors Nationwide
Tofu is more than just an invoicing tool--it's a proven solution helping US contractors close jobs faster and keep cash flow moving. For example:

o Freelancers can issue branded invoices and track payments across projects.

o Landscapers can send on-the-spot estimates and convert them with one tap.

o Electricians can attach before/after photos to invoices.

"Our mission with Tofu is simple: make invoicing effortless for small businesses and contractors who don't have time for complicated accounting software," said a company spokesperson. "With Tofu, you can invoice from anywhere--your truck, the job site, or your kitchen table--and get paid faster."
About Tofu
Tofu is a leading invoicing and estimate app built for contractors, small businesses, and freelancers across the US. With mobile-first design, seamless payment integration, and a focus on simplicity, Tofu helps businesses stay organized, professional, and paid--without the steep learning curve of traditional accounting software.

For more information, visit: https://tofu.com

Contact Details

Organization: Tofu

Contact Person: Roman Malyshev

Website: https://tofu.com

Email: info@tofu.com

Country: Czech Republic

Release Id: 13092533920

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