Wave's free starter plan appeals to self-employed contractors on a budget, while FreshBooks' invoicing and accounting tool works best for freelancers, small businesses, and some midsize companies.

I last reviewed Wave Accounting in December 2010, a month after it launched, and I gave it two stars, not surprising for a brand-new release. Web-based financial solutions often begin their lives with ...

Cloud accounting software provider Wave Accounting has launched new tools to connect accountants and bookkeepers with Wave's nearly 300,000 small business customers, in an effort to help the ...

In short, FreshBooks is a better accounting software provider when compared with Wave. This is because FreshBooks offers a strong range of features for a competitive price, all within a user-friendly ...

QuickBooks has been a leader in the online accounting software space, mostly because it is easy to use and has high brand recognition. But Wave, a free accounting software, has given QuickBooks a run ...

Wave Accounting has adjusted its name and website in an attempt to convey it is more than just a free, cloud-based accounting product maker and to showcase the full suite of its back-office tools. Now ...

Wave made an impact on the online accounting software space not by doing anything drastically differently from other young companies out there tackling the problem, but by doing it for free with an ad ...

Wave’s free accounting plan has enough basic features for most freelancers and small businesses, but QuickBooks Online’s thorough features are better for businesses counting on growth. Intuit ...

Wave Accounting, which makes 100 percent free accounting software for small and medium-sized businesses, has raised $12 million in a Series B round of financing from the Social+Capital Partnership ...

It now charges a modest fee for features that used to be free, but Wave's approachable design and reworked mobile apps still make it a worthy choice for very small businesses.