Microinvest review

The Microinvest subscription starts at €19.90. That figure puts the brand above the €13.15 median across the site, and near €29 among the higher-priced options. Payroll is not part of that base subscription.

Yes. Microinvest offers a free trial of 30 days, which places it in the upper part of the ranking on trial length. The trial is the way in rather than a free plan, so payment follows once the trial ends.

No free plan is listed for Microinvest. The route in is a free trial of 30 days instead. Across the site, free plans and trial-led models are both common, so a free option exists in the category even though this brand does not offer one.

Yes, bank feeds are part of Microinvest. That matches the pattern across the category, where 96% of the brands compared have them. It means transactions can land in the books without manual entry.

No. Payroll is an add-on for Microinvest, so the €19.90 subscription does not carry it. Only 22% of the brands compared handle payroll this way, while a larger share include it in the plan price.

Microinvest has an app for ios. Accounting work beyond that falls to the browser or desktop. If mobile access on more platforms matters, check the alternatives before settling.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so you can reach the team by phone, by email or through the help centre. Email and the help centre are the most common channels in this category, and phone support is less usual.

Microinvest is aimed at small business and enterprise, with the company based in Bulgaria. Small businesses dominate this category, since 94.5% of the brands compared target them. A Bulgarian base makes the software a natural fit for local teams.