Adiasoft review

Updated September 28, 2026 · ForgeCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Adiasoft fits small businesses that want accounting, e-invoicing and payroll in one subscription and can start on its free plan. Paid entry sits at PEN 150 for 2 users, payroll is included, and compliance rests on e invoicing, the requirement most of the tools compared here share.

Key facts

Best for
Small businesses that need accounting, e-invoicing and payroll in one subscription.
Price from
PEN 150 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Free plan
Yes (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Local compliance
E-invoicing (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Users included
2 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Payroll
Included (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Legal entity
ADIASOFT EIRL (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Founded
2010 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Audience
Small business
Pricing model
Free plan
Official website
adiasoft.com

Pros and cons

Pros

  • A free plan is available, and free plan records free-plan as the model
  • Payroll is included in the same subscription, so no separate payroll product is needed
  • e invoicing covers e-invoicing, the requirement carried by 94.7% of the accounting software compared
  • The entry tier covers 2 users at PEN 150

Cons

  • Entry price of PEN 150 sits above the €16.66 median for accounting software
  • The entry tier includes 2 users, so a larger desk moves to a higher tier
  • Local filing rests on e invoicing alone, the only requirement listed
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Who it suits

  • Small businesses that issue electronic invoices, since e invoicing covers e-invoicing
  • Owners and micro teams who want payroll in the same subscription as the accounting, with 2 users in the entry plan
  • Buyers who would rather start on a free plan than commit to a paid tier

Who should look elsewhere

  • Teams wanting more than 2 included users from the first tier
  • Buyers shopping mainly on the lowest entry price, who should weigh Qonto at €9 or Accountable at €9.90
  • Businesses needing broader local filing coverage than e invoicing provides

Core features

The entry plan covers 2 users, so it is built for a small desk rather than a larger finance team. Payroll is included in the same subscription, which saves buying a separate payroll product for a small staff. A free plan is available for firms that want to start before paying, and that pairing of books and staff costs is the main reason it sits alongside dedicated accounting tools here.

How Adiasoft compares

Frequently asked questions

Does Adiasoft have a free plan?+

Adiasoft has a free plan, and free plan lists free-plan as the model it runs on. That gives a small business a way to keep its books before paying anything. Paid entry then starts at PEN 150, which covers 2 users.

What does Adiasoft cost to start?+

The entry price is PEN 150 and it covers 2 users. That is above the €16.66 median entry price for accounting software in this comparison, so buyers shopping on starting cost alone may find cheaper tools nearby.

Which local tax requirements does Adiasoft support?+

The compliance entry under e invoicing is e-invoicing, which covers electronic invoicing for issued bills. 94.7% shows it is the requirement carried by most of the accounting software compared, so many small firms can rely on it alone.

How many users are in the entry plan?+

The starting tier includes 2 users. A team that outgrows that count needs a higher tier, so the price at that point is worth checking against the €18.60 typical per user starting price before a subscription is signed.

Who is Adiasoft built for?+

Adiasoft is aimed at small business. Owners and small firms that want accounting, e-invoicing and payroll handled in one subscription are the natural fit, and the free plan lets them start with the books before paying. Buyers outside that profile should look at tools aimed elsewhere.

Is there a free plan or only a free trial?+

Entry here is a free plan, and free plan records free-plan as the model. A trial route is the more common pattern in the wider accounting software field, at 72.1%, so a buyer wanting a time limited trial should weigh that against staying on the free plan.

Who runs Adiasoft?+

The company behind the software is ADIASOFT EIRL, operating since 2010. Buyers who want a named local entity rather than an anonymous supplier can see the legal name and company details Adiasoft states about itself, which helps when checking who handles a business account.

Sources

  • adiasoft.com/nosotros checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Founded, Legal entity

    “Razon social ADIASOFT EIRL”

  • adiasoft.com/precios checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Audience, Free plan, Local compliance, Pricing model, Payroll, Price from, Users included

    “Facturacion electronica incluida”

Compiled from 2 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Free trial length.

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Small businesses that need accounting, e-invoicing and payroll in one subscription.

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