Your business.
On your terms.
Make time for the work you do best. Free tools and practical templates to help you price your work, send invoices and keep the paperwork in order.
No sign-up. No subscription. Just a good place to start.
Six useful files.One simple price.£19↗
If you started trading in the 2025/26 tax year, register for Self Assessment by 5 October 2026 — see what that means and when to pay .
A strong start.
At no cost.
Two free tools for two important jobs.
Open your browser and get straight to it.
An invoice.
Ready to send.
Add your details, your client and the work. The tool totals it up, ready to print or save as a PDF.
Your rate.
A clearer picture.
Try an hourly rate and see an estimate of what you keep after expenses, income tax and National Insurance.
No accounts, uploads or saved data. Everything you enter stays in your browser.
Good work deserves
good paperwork.
From the first quote to the tax return, the Sole Trader Starter Pack gives you six practical files to make your own.
Preparing for Self Assessment? The Year-End Bookkeeping Workbook (£12) includes both 2025/26 and 2026/27 editions to help organise your records.
- Invoice templateEXCEL
- Rate card & pricing worksheetEXCEL
- Expense trackerEXCEL
- Client contractWORD
- Self-assessment checklistPDF
- Read me firstPDF
Yours to keep. Download links delivered by email.
A little knowledge.
A lot more clarity.
Before you
get started.
Are the tools really free?
Yes. There’s nothing to sign up for. The sums happen in your browser, and the tools don’t upload or save anything you type.
What do I need to use the Starter Pack?
Excel for the three workbooks, Word for the client contract, and a PDF reader for the two guides. Each file includes a made-up example to help you get started.
How will I receive my files?
You pay through Stripe. Starter Pack download links arrive by email after payment. For Setup, you’ll receive a welcome email asking for your business details.
Is this accounting or legal advice?
No. The tools and guides help you get started. The pricing estimate uses 2026/27 rates for England, Wales and Northern Ireland; Scotland has its own income tax bands. Get professional advice for your own circumstances.