Clinch

Comparison

Clinch vs Moxie for freelancers

Moxie is a well-priced all-in-one for freelancers: contracts, proposals, invoicing, CRM, time tracking and a scheduler, with a card-at-signing payment block. It's a strong choice if you want to run the whole business in one app. If contracts are the only piece you need, here's how the two compare.

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FeatureClinchMoxie
PriceFree for 3 contracts/mo, then 15/mo or $120/yr unlimitedStarter $12/mo ($10/mo yearly), Pro $25/mo ($20/mo yearly); 14-day trial, no free plan
Drafts the contract for youYes — describe the deal in plain language, AI drafts it from a vetted templateVetted templates you edit, plus an AI assistant
Client signs without an accountYes, from their phone, in about 30 secondsClient signs through an emailed link
Collects your deposit at signingYes — Stripe Connect or your own payment link, paid directly to youYes — its payment block takes the card before signing
CRM, time tracking, schedulerNot offered — keep the tools you already useIncluded on every plan

When Moxie is the better call

If you want contracts, invoices, time tracking and a client pipeline in one inexpensive app, Moxie is a good pick and Clinch doesn't try to replace it. Clinch fits when you only need the contract step, want a free tier for the few deals you close each month, or would rather describe a deal than edit a template.

FAQ

Is Clinch cheaper than Moxie?

If you close 3 or fewer contracts a month, Clinch is free; Moxie has no free plan. For unlimited contracts, Pro is 15/mo — Moxie's Starter costs less, but it's a different, broader product.

Can both collect a deposit when the client signs?

Yes. Clinch uses Stripe Connect or your own payment link, paid directly to you.

Are the contracts legally binding?

Signatures are Simple Electronic Signatures (SES) with an audit trail and a hashed certificate, valid for standard commercial contracts under ESIGN (US) and eIDAS (EU). See /legality for the limits.

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