Tiime review

Paid plans start at €9.90, and the package price runs from €0. Only 51% of the accounting software we track is free, so a free option is not unusual in this group.

Yes, there is a free plan, and it is the model Tiime is built around rather than a timed trial. Billing only starts when you pick a paid plan, with the first paid tier at €9.90.

Tiime covers e-invoicing through e invoicing. That is the most common piece of local compliance here, appearing in 93.5% of the brands we track, and Tiime does not list Peppol on its pricing pages.

The company behind it is Tiime Software, based in France. It is built for small business, which is also the most common audience in this category at 94.5%.

You can reach them by phone and through the help centre, the two channels listed in phone and help centre. A help centre is common in this group, but live chat is not part of the list.

It is available on ios, so the mobile app is the main way to check figures away from the desk. Phone support and the help centre cover questions the app does not answer.

You can start on the free plan and see what it covers before spending anything. The category leans the same way: 51.8% of brands here use a free plan, while 66.3% rely on a trial instead.

If you want both e-invoicing and Peppol, Accountable lists both in peppol and e invoicing, where Tiime lists e invoicing. On price, Qonto starts at €9 and Billy at DKK 160, against Tiime at €9.90.