Szamlazo.hu review

Yes. Szamlazo.hu offers a free plan, and free plan and free trial lists both a free plan and a free trial. Qonto and myGreekTax have no free plan, so this is the only name in the set that can be used before a payment decision. Bank feeds are included, so payment data can reach the same workspace as the invoices.

The free trial runs 30 days, longer than the median of 15 days across this ranking. That is long enough to put a real billing cycle through the tool, and the trial sits alongside the free plan rather than replacing it.

Local compliance covers e invoicing, and e-invoicing is the most common compliance tag in this field at 93.5% of listings. Accountable's compliance is broader and includes peppol and e invoicing, so if Peppol is a hard requirement that difference decides the choice.

Yes, bank feeds are part of the product, so incoming payments and issued invoices can be read in one place instead of two. That matters for a small business where the small business owner often keeps the books, and it removes a manual step between the bank and the ledger.

The service is operated by KBOSS.hu Kft., the entity named in its own terms. Support is delivered through help centre, the most common support route in this field. Questions about e-invoicing setup, bank connections or plan changes are therefore answered in writing rather than by phone.

Szamlazo.hu is aimed at small business, and small business is also the most common audience across this ranking, present on 94.5% of listings. Owners and finance-minded founders fit that shape, while a shop that needs a wider compliance set belongs with Accountable instead.

Cost is where this field splits most, and Szamlazo.hu is easy to try: free plan and free trial covers both a free plan and a free trial, while Qonto and myGreekTax have no free plan. The median entry price across the field is €16.66, and a free route holds that cost down while a team evaluates.