Fiscall.me review

Plans start at €13.99, which sits above Qonto at €9 and Accountable at €9.90, and well under Billy at DKK 160. There is no free plan, so the entry figure is the floor you pay once you decide to keep the software.

There is no free plan. Access runs on a free trial instead, so you can read through the software first and pick a plan afterwards. Support runs on email and phone if you want a question answered before you pay anything.

It runs on web and android only, so a laptop browser and an Android phone cover most of a small business's day. Apple hardware is not part of the listed platforms, so confirm the current list before your whole team signs up.

It is aimed at small business, and priced so a single owner can reach for the entry plan rather than negotiate a company contract. The business behind it is Rubik d.o.o., based in Montenegro, so the tax setup for your own country is the first thing to confirm.

You can reach the team on email and phone. That mix means an email question or a phone call, which suits owners who would rather talk through a month-end problem than write a ticket. There is no live chat listed, so email is the route to keep for anything that needs a written trail.

Fiscall.me lists plans from €13.99, against €16.66 for accounting software in this comparison and 86 of 200 on starting price. That places it below the middle of the field without sitting among the cheapest entries, and the category spread reaches €876.09 at the top.

Fiscall.me starts at €13.99. Qonto starts lower at €9 and Accountable at €9.90, while Billy starts higher at DKK 160. How you get help is the other thing to weigh, and Fiscall.me lists email and phone for that.