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Comparison

toqe vs Notion

Both toqe and Notion try to pull a freelancer’s scattered work into one place. The real difference is what sits at the centre — and which one fits how you actually get paid.

Where Notion is strong

Where toqe is strong

Side by side

toqeNotion
Cash runway, day by day
Holds, options and the pipelineboards you build
A colour-coded year calendar
The calendar docked beside any page
Invoices and payment chasingtemplates
Compliant e-invoices (Factur-X · XRechnung · signed Facturae)
Tax set-aside with country recipes
Overdue, clash and buffer alerts
Unlimited projects and attachmentsby plan
Data in a file you own
Works offlinepartially
Price$39.99 once (founding)$12+/mo

Already living in Notion?

You don’t have to choose blind — and you don’t have to retype a workspace either. Export your Notion databases to CSV and toqe’s import tool walks projects, studios and spending straight in. Try it against the live demo first.

Which should you choose?

toqe

You want your runway, bookings and invoicing to just work, in a file you own, for a one-time price.

Notion

You want one flexible workspace for everything and are happy to build and maintain the finance side.

toqe is a one-time purchase ($79.99 once — and while the founding offer runs, the first 25 licences go for $39.99; Mac & Windows), with a 14-day free trial and your data in a plain file you own. Prices and features cited for other tools are indicative and change — check their sites for the current details.