Sumocat vs Wave
Wave alternative for iPhone
Side by side
Sumocat and Wave, fact by fact
Fair to both
Who each one suits
Sumocat
Sumocat suits you if you quote and invoice from an iPhone, want deposits and milestone schedules on estimates for free, and want to keep working with no signal.
Wave
Wave suits you if you want free bookkeeping in a browser next to your invoicing, bank transactions imported into your books, payroll from the same company, or an Android app.
Checked on November 15, 2026
Everything about Wave on this page comes from its own website and App Store listing on that date. Prices and plans change, so check their site for the latest.
Questions
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Is Sumocat a good Wave alternative?
For invoices, estimates, payments and expenses from an iPhone, yes. Sumocat is not bookkeeping software: it has no bank feeds, bills or payroll. If you rely on Wave for your books, Sumocat would sit next to it rather than replace it.
Can I bring my Wave data into Sumocat?
Yes, for free. Export your data from Wave, then import the file in the Sumocat app to bring over your clients, invoices and payments. Running the import again never creates duplicates. Estimates, expenses and bills stay in Wave.
Does Sumocat work offline?
Yes. Once you are signed in, Sumocat saves everything on your phone first, so you can quote and invoice in a basement or on a rural job. It syncs when you are back online.
Is Sumocat free like Wave?
The app and its free plan are free, with no cap on invoices, estimates or clients. Sumocat Pro, at $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year, adds emailing documents, online payments, reminders and recurring invoices.
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Sumocat and other apps
Send the invoice.
Get paid.
- Free to download
- No caps on invoices
- Works offline