Finally, the international invoicing tool you've been searching for

Xolo Go supports freelancers and solopreneurs offering professional services. Software developers, IT experts, business consultants, marketing and sale gurus, designers, writers, and translators — to name just a few.

We can't yet support businesses who fall under any of the following categories:

• Sale of digital goods/services (supported with Xolo Leap)
• Buying and selling of physical goods (including drop-shipping and Amazon FBA)
• Activities that require a license: financial services, travel agencies, gambling, etc.
• Companies involved in the cryptocurrency space
• Ventures currently raising funding through ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings)

Xolo's products aren't a good fit for two distinct types of people:

• Anyone looking for ways to avoid paying taxes
• Anyone who holds any lingering nostalgia for the bureaucratic status quo. Usually found happily spending hoursin long lines waiting to have an obscure form stamped by a governemnt official who stopped caring 20 years ago.

Surprisingly simple! We'll ask you a few questions about your business to make sure Xolo is a good fit. We'll also verify your identity with the help of our partners at Veriff. You'll need a valid photo ID and a working camera for this step. Learn more about the identity verification process.

When providing a service to a foreign company, it is necessary to comply with two sets of legislation: Brazil's and the country where the client company is located. (We know this sounds difficult and stressful, but making freelancer bureaucracy easier and less stressful is (literally why we exist.)

From the Brazilian side, you need to register a company with a CNPJ, which can be either a MEI or SIMPLES. Did you know that if you have a registered company you pay less taxes than if you declare your income as a natural person?

From the international side, it is necessary to send to your client/employer an internationally-compliant invoice every time you collect payment for a service you provided them. This invoice needs to be created according to some legal requirements, but with Xolo Go, you don't have to even think about them.

VAT is an acronym for Value Added Tax, an international tax paid by foreign companies. It is calculated as a percentage of the total value of purchased goods or services.

VAT is due in the country where the client company is registered, and has to be calculated by the service provider (aka freelancer in this case) when invoicing. The tax percentage varies depending on the company's country of origin.  

Xolo automatically calculates EU VAT and creates a payment link that is sent with the invoice to your client.

In exchange for our services we charge a flat-rate fee of 5% plus a 0.9% processing fee whenever you withdraw funds to your personal bank account. We also charge a 5% fee and 0.9% processing fee on any business-related purchases that you expense through your Xolo Go dashboard. But there are no subscriptions, long-term contracts, or surprise fees. 

The TL;DR explanation? We only get paid when you get paid.