Spiris review

The Starta plan is the entry point, priced from SEK 199. There is no free plan, so the trial is the only way to look inside before you pay. Payroll is sold separately, so a business running payslips should budget for more than the entry figure.

Spiris lists no free plan, and the model is free trial, so you test the product on a trial rather than on a free tier. Trial lengths differ across the brands in this comparison, so read the terms before you start counting days.

Payroll is listed as add on, so it sits outside the Starta plan that starts at SEK 199. If your business needs payslips, budget for the add-on on top of the subscription rather than assuming one figure covers bookkeeping and payroll.

Support runs on chat, phone and help centre, so you can ring the team, open a chat, browse the help centre or join the community. That mix suits a small business that would rather speak to a person than wait on a written reply.

The app listed is for ios, so receipts and figures can be handled from a phone. The audience is small business, and mobile access is limited to the platform named, so teams working on other devices should plan around that.

The stated audience is small business, and the company has been trading since 1984. One supplier for bookkeeping plus the payroll add-on keeps a small company software list short, which is the shape Spiris is set up for.

Entry price sits at SEK 199 for the Starta plan. For comparison, Qonto starts at €9 and Accountable at €9.90, while Billy starts at DKK 160, so the Spiris figure falls between the lowest and highest entries in this group.

On price from, Spiris sits at 106 of 200 brands compared, which places it towards the dearer end of the field. Its overall score here is 4.5, so price is where the rating has most room to move.