Torgsoft review

Plans start at UAH 1,090, and that entry tier covers 1 user. There is no free plan, so the smallest paid tier is the cheapest way in. Torgsoft runs on a free trial model, which means the trial is the way to test the product before spending.

There is no free plan. The free trial runs 30 days, which is longer than the 14 day median across the software on this site. Once the trial ends, budgeting starts from the entry price of UAH 1,090.

Torgsoft is aimed at the small business segment, and the plan structure suits a team that keeps its own books and wants bank feeds in the same place. Support runs on phone, which suits owners who would rather talk a problem through than write it out.

Payroll is not part of the base plan. It is listed as an add on, so payslips and staff costs sit on a separate purchase. Buyers who need the whole payroll function inside the subscription should check a tool that includes it, or budget for the add-on before signing.

Bank feeds are included, so transactions can be pulled in rather than typed by hand. That is the usual arrangement in this comparison group, and it keeps the entry tier of UAH 1,090 useful for a business that runs on a few accounts.

Torgsoft has an app on ios, so figures and invoices can be checked away from the desk. The trial of 30 days is the practical window for setting that up, since there is no free plan to explore the app first.

Torgsoft starts at UAH 1,090. Qonto starts at €9 and Accountable at €9.90, both lower entry points, while Billy starts at DKK 160. Torgsoft sits above the Qonto and Accountable entry points, and the trial is the way to test it before paying.