About EasySingil
EasySingil is a cloud-based invoicing and billing platform built for Philippine freelancers and small businesses, positioned as a lighter, purpose-built alternative to spreadsheets and generic invoice templates. It handles the full invoice lifecycle — client and product/service catalog management, sequential invoice numbering, status tracking from Draft through Paid or Overdue, PDF export and email delivery, public shareable invoice links, multi-currency support, project-based billing, and recurring invoice automation — delivered as a multi-tenant SaaS product. Rather than a subscription, it uses a credit-based pricing model where each invoice sent costs one credit.
The product is listed on App Builders PH, a community directory and self-described ‘home base for the Filipino indie maker community’ that showcases apps built by independent Filipino developers. This listing is the strongest independent evidence that EasySingil is a genuine, Filipino-built product rather than a fabricated or foreign one, though the App Builders PH listing itself shows no maker name, launch date, or reviews attached to it.
No founder name, company or legal entity name, specific city or headquarters, founding year, team size, or funding information could be independently verified anywhere beyond the product’s own site. The site’s own claimed traction — 500+ businesses and 10,000+ invoices sent — is self-reported and was not corroborated by any independent source.
The Problem They're Solving
Freelancers and small businesses often rely on spreadsheets or generic templates to invoice clients, which makes tracking payment status and revenue error-prone.
Who They Serve
Philippine freelancers and small businesses that need to send professional invoices without paying for a full subscription platform.
What Makes Them Different
Uses a pay-per-invoice credit model instead of a monthly subscription, which its own site positions as more affordable for low-volume freelancers.
Traction & Milestones
Self-reports 500+ businesses using the platform and 10,000+ invoices sent, though these figures are self-reported and could not be independently corroborated.