Finora.mk review

No. Finora.mk runs on a free trial of 14 days rather than a permanent free tier. A free option exists for light use, but it is held to Up to 3 invoices per month and 1 user, which suits testing rather than daily billing.

The free trial lasts 14. That sits at the site median of 14, so it is a typical length for this kind of small business accounting tool.

The free option is limited to Up to 3 invoices per month and 1 user. That cap means a handful of invoices each month and a single seat, so it works for occasional use but not for a busy billing cycle.

Yes. Local compliance is listed as e invoicing, so electronic invoicing is built into the product for businesses filing in Macedonia. The company behind it is Infotek Solushn DOOEL, based in North Macedonia.

Yes, payroll is included in the plan, alongside the CRM and invoicing tools. Most comparable tools either add payroll on or leave it out, so this keeps a single subscription.

Finora.mk runs on web and mobile web, so it works in a browser and on a phone browser. There is no separate desktop application listed for larger, heavier accounting work.

Support runs on email and help centre. That means email and a help centre rather than phone or live chat, so urgent questions may wait for a written reply. The help centre is the more common route for this kind of tool.

Finora.mk targets small business. It suits sole traders and small firms that need invoicing, e-invoicing and payroll together, and it is less aimed at large enterprises with complex reporting needs.