AND.CO to Fiverr Workspace: what happened, and what UK freelancers use now

What happened to AND.CO?

If you're reading this, you probably already know the bad news. AND.CO, the freelancer toolkit that handled contracts, invoicing, proposals, and time tracking, is gone.

Here's the timeline: AND.CO was acquired by Fiverr in 2018 and rebranded as Fiverr Workspace in 2021. For a while, it worked well enough. Then Fiverr shut Workspace down: billing ended on 31 January 2026 and the service closed on 1 March 2026.

If you were one of the thousands of freelancers relying on it, you're now looking for somewhere new to manage your business. Let's look at your options.

What AND.CO users are losing

AND.CO wasn't just an invoicing tool. It was a full freelance business platform. Here's what you need to replace:

• Proposals: branded project proposals with itemised pricing
• Contracts: legally binding agreements with e-signatures
• Invoicing: professional invoices with payment tracking
• Time tracking: built-in timer linked to projects and invoices
• Expense tracking: logging business costs against projects
• Task management: basic project organisation tools

Most individual tools only cover one or two of these. Replacing AND.CO with separate apps means paying for three or four subscriptions and switching between them constantly.

The best AND.CO alternatives

Prices come from each company's own pricing page, checked 16 October 2026.

HelloNoa: best for UK freelancers

HelloNoa covers the full freelance workflow in one place: intake forms, proposals, contracts with e-signatures, time tracking, and invoicing. It's the closest thing to AND.CO's all-in-one approach, with one crucial difference, it's built for UK freelancers.

What sets it apart:

• Lawyer-reviewed contract templates written for the law of England and Wales
• GBP pricing and invoicing: no currency conversion headaches
• VAT support built in, including VAT-registered and non-registered options
• GDPR-compliant data handling from day one
• Guided workflow: walks you through each step from intake to getting paid
• Pricing: free Starter plan; Essential £15/month + VAT

If you're a UK freelancer, HelloNoa is the most natural switch from AND.CO. The workflow is similar, but everything is tailored to how freelancing actually works in the UK.

Bonsai: solid, priced in dollars

Bonsai is probably the most well-known AND.CO alternative. It covers proposals, contracts, invoicing, and time tracking. The interface is clean and the feature set is broad.

The catch for UK freelancers: Bonsai prices its plans in dollars (contracts and invoicing start on Essentials at $25/month, or $19 billed annually), and its pages don't say its contract templates follow UK law.

HoneyBook: great for client experience, new to the UK

HoneyBook is popular with wedding photographers, event planners, and creative professionals. It handles proposals, contracts, invoicing, and scheduling, and the client-facing experience is polished.

It launched in the UK in 2026 and bills UK plans in pounds. Its pages don't mention UK VAT or say its contracts follow UK law, so check both before you move your clients over.

Wave: free, but US and Canada only

Wave is free for invoicing and accounting, and it turns up on a lot of AND.CO alternative lists. Its help centre says it's only available to businesses based in the US and Canada, so UK freelancers can't sign up.

It was never a full AND.CO replacement anyway: no contracts, no proposals, no time tracking, no e-signatures.

Plutio: all-in-one, priced in dollars

Plutio tries to be everything: proposals, contracts, invoicing, time tracking, project management, CRM, and a client portal. Plans start at $19/month.

It invoices in pounds and 120+ other currencies, but its pages don't say which country's law its contracts follow. And the sheer number of features can feel overwhelming when you just want to send an invoice.

Quick comparison table

Here's how the main alternatives stack up for UK freelancers:

• HelloNoa: UK contracts ✓, VAT support ✓, GBP pricing ✓, all-in-one ✓, free Starter plan, Essential £15/month + VAT
• Bonsai: UK law not stated, USD pricing, all-in-one ✓, contracts and invoicing from $25/month
• HoneyBook: UK law not stated, GBP pricing in the UK, all-in-one ✓, see its UK site for prices
• Wave: US and Canadian businesses only
• Plutio: UK law not stated, USD pricing, all-in-one ✓, from $19/month

Why UK freelancers need UK-specific tools

This isn't just about language or currency. When you send a contract to a UK client, it needs to be enforceable under English and Welsh law (or Scots law). When you invoice with VAT, the format needs to meet HMRC requirements. When you store client data, you need to comply with UK GDPR.

Tools built for another market can get these details wrong: a contract that names the law of a US state, or an invoice without your VAT number where HMRC expects it.

It works until it doesn't. And when it doesn't, it's usually at the worst possible time, a client dispute, a tax inspection, or a data protection complaint.

How to migrate from AND.CO

AND.CO has closed, so what you can bring across depends on what you saved before 1 March 2026:

• CSV exports: if you exported your clients, projects or time entries, HelloNoa's CSV import wizard brings them across.
• Signed contracts: keep the PDF copies. These are your legal records.
• Invoices: keep your invoice PDFs for your records; they aren't imported.
• Your settings: payment terms, tax rates, bank details. You'll need these when setting up your new platform.

Setting up HelloNoa takes about 2 minutes, and you can start creating projects and sending documents straight away.

The bottom line

AND.CO shutting down is frustrating, but it's also an opportunity to upgrade. If you were using a US platform in the UK, you were always working with tools that weren't quite right for your market.

Now's the time to switch to something built for how you actually work, with UK-law contracts, proper VAT support, and pricing in pounds, not dollars.