OrdoGrid vs Stint: Which Is Better in 2026?

OrdoGrid is a browser-based business management platform for freelancers and small businesses, with a focus on the everyday administration of Belgian businesses. It brings customer information, quotations, invoices, credit notes and project work together so that a small team can follow an enquiry through to billing without maintaining several disconnected records.

Peppol e-invoicing is a central part of the service. Businesses can send and receive structured electronic invoices through a certified access point. The permanent free plan supports unlimited Peppol invoice reception and one Peppol invoice send per month, giving users a practical way to begin using structured invoicing. Quotes, invoices, customer management, a dashboard, PDF and email delivery, credit notes and projects are also available in the free offering.

For businesses that need more capacity, the Starter plan begins at EUR 9 per month excluding VAT. It adds unlimited Peppol use and additional business administration features. The Business plan is EUR 59 per month excluding VAT and includes capabilities such as project boards, bank imports and reconciliation, payment collection, advanced reporting and API access. Paid plans have a 14-day trial. Users should consult the official pricing page for the current plan limits and conditions.

OrdoGrid serves people who want invoicing and customer administration alongside the work that generates those invoices. A freelancer can prepare a quote, keep customer details together, organise project tasks and produce the related billing documents. A small business can use the same platform to keep a shared view of its commercial activity and reduce repeated data entry between separate tools.

The product is available through a web browser, and its public website offers English, French, Dutch and German interfaces. OrdoGrid was launched in 2022 and is based in Namur, Belgium. It is presented here as its own software brand. A free account provides a way to explore the service before choosing whether a paid subscription is needed.

What problem it solves

Helps freelancers and small businesses keep quotes, customer records, Peppol invoices and project administration together.

Stint is a timer and invoicing desk for one freelancer.

The loop is the whole product: pick a client and start the timer, stop it when the work stops, and one click turns that client's unbilled hours into an invoice. Send the client a shareable link or a PDF, then mark it paid when the money arrives. You collect payment yourself, outside Stint.

It exists because the usual setup is two tools for one job — a timer that cannot invoice, and an invoicer that cannot track time — with the same hours re-typed between them every week. Stint is built for a single person: no team seats, no workspace admin, no accounting suite.

What it does today: a per-client timer (with optional projects and per-project rates), manual entries for forgotten hours, one-click invoices from unbilled time, a public client invoice link, PDF download, and mark-paid / void (voiding returns the hours to unbilled).

Try it free at the live link and tell us where the timer-to-invoice flow breaks for how you actually bill. Specific feedback from solo freelancers is what this launch is for.

What problem it solves

Solo freelancers usually juggle two tools for one job — a timer that cannot invoice and an invoicer that cannot track time — re-typing the same hours between them every week. Stint does both in one single-person tool.

Alternatives & competitors

Alternatives: Toggl Track, Harvest, Wave — difference: timer and invoice in one single-person tool.