Built for what you actually do

A page about how Cashowa works for one particular kind of business. Rather than describing the software in general, it covers the way money moves in that trade, the costs that show up on those bank statements, and the questions people in that line of work tend to ask.

Yes. These pages exist because the specifics differ from trade to trade, not because the software only works for the ones listed. Cashowa reads bank statements, and every business has those.

Because their money behaves the same way. A roofer and a plumber both buy materials up front and get paid weeks later, so the advice that matters to them is the same. Grouping by how the cash moves is more useful than grouping by what the work is called.

No. Pricing is the same for everyone. There is a free plan with monthly credits and no card required, and paid plans if you need the seller and product features.

No. You export a statement from your bank as a CSV or PDF and upload it. Cashowa never asks for your banking login, so there is nothing to break when your bank changes something.

Whichever matches what you sell. The marketplace matters less than the product, because the money problems come from the goods rather than from the platform. You can import orders from several platforms into one account regardless.