Hiveage review

The paid plan starts at $19, which is above the €13.15 median across the listings. That entry price also ranks 99 out of 200 brands compared, so the free plan is the sensible first step for most readers.

Yes. Hiveage has a free plan, and free plan and free trial covers both a free plan and a free trial. You can run invoices through it before you commit to the paid tier that starts at $19. Elsewhere in this category the median free trial runs to 15 days, so a trial is a normal step.

The listed platform for Hiveage is ios. If your team works mainly on a desktop, check the platform list first, because ios is the only platform named for Hiveage, with no desktop or Android app listed.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so you can email, call or search the help centre. Having a phone line and a help centre together means you are not stuck waiting on email when a payment will not go through on the day of a sale.

Hiveage lists 12 payment gateway integrations, so card payments can sit on the invoice itself instead of a separate checkout. Match those gateways against the providers your customers already use, since the list holds 12 options.

The stated audience for Hiveage is small business, and the free plan suits teams testing the workflow before paying. If you run a company with its own accounts department, a free tier built around invoicing may be a narrow fit.

Hiveage starts at $19. Qonto is listed at €9, Accountable at €9.90 and Billy at DKK 160, each in its own currency. Hiveage sits above the €16.66 median for accounting software, so the free plan does real work here.

Hiveage is run by Hiveage Inc., headquartered in the United States and going back to 2014. Being a US company, its prices are in US dollars, which matters when you set them beside euro listings such as Qonto at €9.