SuperFaktura.sk review

Plans start at €4.99, below the €16.66 seen across accounting software on the site. The trial model means you can look at the product for 30 days before you commit to a paid plan.

No. The free plan is not offered, so the 30 day free trial is the only way to use the product before paying. A free plan is not unusual on the site, at 51% of brands, so read the trial terms before you start.

The trial runs 30 days, which puts it above the 15 typical of accounting software. On the site this brand ranks 9 of 166 on trial length, so the window is generous for checking invoices and bank feeds.

Yes. Local compliance covers peppol and e invoicing, so e-invoicing and Peppol documents are produced inside the product. E-invoicing is the most common compliance item on the site, at 93.5%, which matters for a business that sends most invoices electronically.

It runs on web, android and ios, so the same account covers a desktop browser and both mobile apps. Small businesses are the main audience on the site at 94.5%, and the mobile apps let you check invoices and bank feeds away from the desk.

Support runs on phone, help centre and chat, covering phone, chat and a help centre. A help centre is the most common channel on the site at 84.5%, so written answers sit alongside direct contact when a question blocks an invoice.

Bank feeds are included, so transactions arrive in the product rather than being retyped. That is the norm on the site, at 96.8% of brands, so the feature is expected here rather than an add-on.

The service is provided by SuperFaktura, s.r.o., the legal entity named on the site. Contracts and invoices are issued by that company, and support contacts run through the same channels, so the counterparty stays the same from sign-up onwards.

The figure recorded here is the entry price, €4.99. Renewal pricing across accounting software on the site sits at a €5.99 median, so check what your own renewal step will be before you commit to a longer term.