Glo Invoice — Mobile Invoicing & Business Management for Service Businesses
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Hey Product Hunt
We built Glo Invoice because most invoicing software felt either:
* too complicated,
* too expensive,
* or disconnected from how real service businesses actually work.
Many contractors, repair shops, trucking companies, mobile technicians, freelancers, and field service teams still juggle invoices, estimates, payments, expenses, customer notes, and job tracking across multiple apps.
So we decided to build one platform that combines everything into a simple mobile-first experience.
What Glo Invoice Does
✅ Create professional invoices & estimates
✅ Accept payments via Stripe, Cash App, Venmo & Zelle
✅ Track jobs, customers & teams
✅ Manage recurring invoices
✅ Track expenses & mileage
✅ Upload photos & documents
✅ Monitor reports & business insights
✅ Manage inventory & parts
✅ Run your business from your phone
We especially focused on making Glo Invoice useful for businesses that work both:
* in the office
* and in the field.
Whether you run:
🚚 a trucking company
🔧 a repair shop
🏠 a home service business
🛠️ a contracting business
📦 a delivery operation
or work independently as a freelancer —
the goal is simple:
help businesses stay organized and get paid faster.
Why We Built It
As operators ourselves, we saw too many small businesses relying on spreadsheets, messaging apps, paper invoices, and outdated software.
We wanted to build something modern, mobile-first, and flexible enough for real-world operations.
We’d Love Feedback
We’re actively building and improving the platform, so feedback from the Product Hunt community means a lot to us.
What features would you want most in a modern invoicing and operations platform?
Thanks for checking out Glo Invoice 🚀
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The office and field split is the part that usually gets underestimated. A lot of small operators do not fail on either half, they fail in the gap between them, a job gets finished in the field and the invoice or the follow up never quite makes it back to the desk. I built FounderFlow after running a software company, a care home, and a cafe at once, and that handoff gap was one of the most common places something quietly slipped. Curious whether you are seeing that gap show up more on the trucking and repair shop side than the freelancer side, or about the same across all of them.