Invoicify ‑ Automatic Invoices

Invoicify, officially listed on the Shopify App Store as Invoicify ‑ Automatic Invoices, is a Shopify app in the Invoices and receipts category. Invoicify is a fully automated invoicing solution that creates and sends an invoice for each order that is placed with your store. Simply select or create a template for your invoice, and Invoicify will handle the rest. - Send highly customizable invoices, automatically - Dedicated account manager with all paid plans: Reach our support 24/7 by chat/email and phone and get top notch support by your dedicated account manager - Invoices in your languages: Switch the invoice language easily. It averages 4.70 out of 5 across 50 merchant reviews on the Shopify App Store.

Invoicify offers a free plan and 3 paid plans starting at $9/month and going up to $79.99/month. The free plan includes 5 fully automated invoices per month, Integrated with Shopify tax settings, Localized invoices, and & ...much more!. The paid plans unlock advanced features beyond what's available on the free tier.

Yes — Invoicify offers a free plan alongside paid options. The free plan includes 5 fully automated invoices per month, Integrated with Shopify tax settings, and Localized invoices. Paid plans start at $9/month for advanced features.

Invoicify launched on January 8, 2013 — over 13 years on the Shopify App Store. In that time it has gathered 50 merchant reviews.

Invoicify does not currently carry Shopify's Built for Shopify badge. The badge is awarded to apps that meet Shopify's published standards for performance, ease of use, and merchant value — many high-quality apps operate without it.

Merchants commonly compare Invoicify with Order Printer Pro, Vify Order Printer PDF Invoice, Order Printer Templates, and EZLabel. Each alternative covers a similar use case but differs on pricing model, integration depth, and the specific themes merchants praise in reviews — see the alternatives section above for a side-by-side.

7% of analyzed merchant reviews are negative. The pain points most often raised in critical reviews are performance, reliability, and bugs — see the review fingerprint above for the per-merchant detail.