PROCOM review

The entry plan is priced from $35, and there is no free plan to fall back on. Shoppers who want to see the point of sale and the CRM before paying can use the trial of 15 days.

The trial runs 15, and it is the main way to look at the product, since there is no free plan to move to afterwards. Buyers can use it to check the case management and the register in the same system.

Usage is capped at 3 users, 1000 e-invoices per month, and the plan includes 3 seats. A shop that bills steadily can reach that ceiling quickly, which is why the cap is worth checking before a season of heavier trading.

Local compliance is listed as e invoicing, so electronic invoicing sits inside the product rather than beside it. That is also the most common compliance category on the site, at 93.5%, so the feature is well represented.

The product is aimed at the small business market and is based in Costa Rica. It carries pos functions alongside crm work, so a small team can handle the counter and the client follow-up in the same place.

Support runs on phone and email, so help comes by phone and by email. There is no chat or help centre in the list, which matters for teams that would rather work through a live conversation during a shift.

The entry plan is $35, above the site median of €13.15, and PROCOM ranks 139 of 200 on price from. Qonto lists €9 and Accountable lists €9.90, so both quote lower figures.