OdaSoftware review

The entry price is €210, listed in the vendor's own shop. Qonto starts at €9 and Accountable at €9.90, so OdaSoftware sits at the expensive end of the three. Budget for that figure rather than a monthly rate.

No. The free plan answer is no and no tier comes at no cost, so €210 is the amount you commit to before you know how the software handles your books. Ask for a demo rather than buying on a features list.

It runs on Windows only. If your bookkeeping is done on a Mac or a Linux machine, this is not a fit without a Windows desktop for whoever does the entries. Check what the bookkeeper actually uses before you buy.

The stated audience is small business, and the company has traded since 2006 as GDS DIFFUSION, based in France. Bank feeds are supported, which is what a small firm checks first in any accounting tool.

Payroll is none in this package, so payslips need a separate tool. Qonto or Accountable are worth a look if you want pay run and bookkeeping together, and both start below €210 at €9 and €9.90.

Support runs on email only, so a time-sensitive question waits for a written reply. That suits users who can raise an issue and keep working while the answer comes back, and less so those who need a voice on a deadline.

The package includes 1 user. Any extra colleague means another licence, so a firm with an owner and a bookkeeper should budget for both rather than assume the extra person is included.

It ranks 194 of 200 brands on entry price, against a category median of €13.15. The gap is wide enough that cost decides the choice rather than a feature check, though payroll is none here, so a buyer who needs pay run will look elsewhere.