e-Racuni review

e-Racuni lists a free plan, so you can keep the books before paying anything. The paid entry is €15, under the €13.15 entry price typical across this site, though above Qonto at €9 and Accountable at €9.90.

The free trial runs 30, which outlasts the 14 trial common across this site. Set beside a free plan, that gives you room to try the paid features, including payroll, before you decide whether €15 is worth it.

Payroll is included, so the entry price at €15 covers more than bookkeeping. That matters if you would otherwise run payroll in a separate tool and reconcile two systems at month end.

e-Racuni runs on web, Android and iOS, so the same company file opens on a phone and on a desktop. For a small business that invoices from a phone and does the bookkeeping at a desk, that avoids a separate login and a separate app to maintain.

Support runs on email and help centre, so your routes are email and the help centre. There is no phone line listed, which matters if you would rather talk through a payroll problem than write it out.

The local compliance listed is e invoicing, and that is the feature most of the field covers, so you are not the odd one out. Check your own country's filing rules before you rely on it, because the listing does not extend beyond that.

The entry package includes 1 user, which suits a solo trader or a single-director company. If a second person needs their own access, treat that as an extra cost rather than a given, and weigh it against Qonto at €9 or Accountable at €9.90.

Bank feeds are available, so transactions can come in from your accounts without manual entry. That suits a small business that wants reconciliation to happen as the money moves, with payroll on included running alongside the same records.

The provider is E-RACUNI d.o.o., so the contract and the billing sit with a named company rather than a trading name. That is the entity to check against your own paperwork before you set up payroll with it.