Ballpark offers a collaborative way to send estimates and invoices to clients. While there are a ton of online invoicing apps already out there, Ballpark is slightly different in that it targets users who want communication over standard invoice creation. For instance, Ballpark makes it possible to talk with your team and clients all in one place rather than creating and sending an invoice without any feedback or group coordination.
Ballpark’s dashboard is definitely the selling point. It’s clean and functional without being messy or overdone. In addition, users will find that it comes with a ton of powerful features—such as the ability to see exactly when that late-paying client last viewed the invoice you sent them.
Most clients will love Ballpark as well—they can leave comments as they wish and can even pay instantly through PayPal. The only downside is that the $12 a month Freelancer plan doesn’t come with the PayPal integration. The next plan up is only $24, so it might be worth it to spring for the better plan. Either way, there’s a free 30 day trial so there’s no harm done in testing out the waters before making any big commitments.
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