Mansa Invoices vs ATBS
ATBS is a tax, bookkeeping and business consulting service for owner-operators; Mansa Invoices is software a fleet uses to build and send owner-operators' weekly pay statements. They do different jobs and can be used together. Facts about ATBS come from its pricing page and home page, checked 3 November 2026.
Short answer
If you run a fleet and pay owner-operators, Mansa Invoices builds their weekly statements. If you are an owner-operator and want your taxes filed and books kept, ATBS does that. Mansa does not prepare or file tax returns.
Side by side
| Feature | Mansa Invoices | ATBS |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Settlement software for fleets | Tax, bookkeeping and consulting service for owner-operators |
| Who uses it | The fleet or dispatch company | The owner-operator |
| Weekly pay statements | Built in, one per truck | Not its job: ATBS serves the owner-operator, not the fleet |
| Bookkeeping and profit and loss | Not offered | Included in every plan |
| Tax returns | Not offered | Federal and state returns in every plan |
| IFTA | Quarterly draft by state; Mansa does not file returns | Not mentioned on its pricing or home page |
| Price | $19.99, $36.99 or $55.49 a month, by number of companies | $21.49 a week (Essentials), $34.99 a week (Professional), $75.00 a week (Enterprise); some services cost extra or vary in price |
| Status | Early access | Serving owner-operators for over 25 years |
Using both
A fleet sends each owner-operator their weekly statement from Mansa Invoices as a PDF. The owner-operator can pass those statements to their bookkeeper or tax service, such as ATBS, at year end.
Sources: ATBS pricing, ATBS home page (both checked 3 November 2026); Mansa Invoices specifications. ATBS and RumbleStrip are trademarks of their owner. All comparisons