Pricing

One price. Five tools. No add-ons.

Most apps do one of these and expect you to pay for the rest somewhere else. SoloDesq does all five for one flat price — and they share the same numbers, so a logged mile becomes a deduction without you re-entering anything.

Billed through your Apple App Store account. Your data stays yours — if the subscription lapses the app becomes read-only, and you can still export your Schedule C totals CSV or delete everything.

What the one price covers

Business expenses
Receipt photo capture with opt-in text recognition, and opt-in AI categorization to the right Schedule C line.
Mileage
One-tap GPS logging or manual entry. The IRS rate for the trip date is applied automatically, across multiple vehicles.
Invoicing
Auto-numbered invoices with PDF generation, recurring drafts on your schedule, sent from your own mail account.
Clients
A record per client — what you billed, what is outstanding, and how they have paid before.
Taxes
A running Schedule C from what you already logged, quarterly estimates, and a CSV your accountant can open.

How that compares, per month

Apps that cost less than SoloDesq do one job. Apps that do as much cost roughly twice as much. Figures below were read off each company’s own pricing page on August 19, 2026.

SoloDesqMileIQEverlance ProHoneyBook
Per month$14.99$13.99$19.99$29*
Mileage
Business expenses
Invoicing
Clients
Quarterly tax estimates

* HoneyBook Starter, $29/month billed yearly; month-to-month is higher. Essentials is $49 and Premium $109. Source: honeybook.com/pricing, accessed 2026-08-19.

MileIQ Unlimited is $13.99/month, or $11.66/month billed annually, and also offers a free tier of 40 drives per month. It tracks mileage only. Source: mileiq.com/pricing, accessed 2026-08-19.

Everlance Professional is $19.99/month or $119.99/year and includes a tax filing service SoloDesq does not offer. Their Starter tier is $10.99/month, and a free tier covers 30 automatically tracked trips per month. Source: everlance.com/pricing, accessed 2026-08-19.

Questions about billing

What happens after the 30 free days?
The app becomes read-only until you subscribe. Nothing is deleted, and you can still export your Schedule C totals CSV or erase everything.

Do I need a credit card to start?
No. The free period runs on the device with no card and no account.

Does SoloDesq file my taxes for me?
No. It keeps the books so the numbers are ready, and you file with whoever you already use. Some mileage apps bundle a filing service at a higher annual price.

Is the annual plan worth it?
$119.99 a year works out to about two months off the monthly price. Same features either way — start monthly if you are not sure.

More answers on the support page, or see the full comparison against Hurdlr, MileIQ, Everlance and HoneyBook.