Kill Bill vs Bookipi: Which is a better fit?

Really good, if catalog update is available this product is good for use. Invoice generation for fixed and recurring billing is so good.

Matt M

Developer

We have Kill Bill managing invoicing for our customers.

I like how the software accommodates easy to use plugins that can modify it's stock behavior. I also like that most use cases are supported out of the box with a robust catalog configuration.

Skip the pain of building your own subscriptions platform.

Open source and a beautiful pluggable architecture. Building upon the solid base of subscription management provides the ability for unlimited customization for any business.

Chris C

Lead Full Stack Developer

The Java client lacks a vast amount of Javadocs. The web interface lacks documentation and missing confirmation dialogues.

Plugable architecture and being open source. Amazing mailing list support, and good documentation.

Some plugins are in Ruby and are hard to modify when needed. Doesn't currently support automatic retries on some plugins.

Love the ease of creating invoices and the ability to add products and clients that say saved in the program for future use.

I struggle with individual statements referring back to invoicing and payment history per individual customer.

The ease of use and the flexibility of a Hybrid service, online and mobile makes this the perfect tool for business owners, I’ve recommended it to hundreds of businesses in my network.

Ijeoma I

Staff nurse

Have not tried the payment feature but will try it soon. Seem confusing when I tried first.

Very easy and straight forward, my customers are happy and business is good.

I sat here and thought for a minute and could not think of anything that I didn't like so figured if I have to think that hard then there must not be nothing to dislike.

I like that it is easy to add customers, the layout of the invoice and all info that is editable. The sending options is also great.

Nothing really I cannot fault the application.