TrustBill review

TrustBill has a free plan, and paid plans start at AED 99 a month. That entry price sits above the €13.15 median across the tools compared, so the free tier is where most new sign-ups begin. Budget from AED 99 once the free limits are reached.

Yes, a free plan is included. TrustBill lists free-plan as its pricing model under free plan, and that tier suits a small business that wants to try invoicing and payment collection before committing. It covers the payments and automation side of the product listed under payments and automation.

The free plan is capped at 50 invoices/month. If your invoice count passes that, you are looking at a paid plan starting at AED 99. For a business that bills weekly, compare the monthly limit with your real volume before you settle on the free tier.

TrustBill covers e-invoicing, listed under e invoicing. E-invoicing is the most common local requirement in this group, shared by 93.5% of the tools compared here. If your market expects a different regime, check your own local rules before you commit.

Support runs on email. A help centre is the norm in this category, with 84.5% of the tools compared offering one and 56% offering phone support. If you need a call, plan around email response times instead.

The audience runs from small business to enterprise, listed under small business and enterprise. Small business is the more common fit in this group, shared by 94.5% of the tools compared. A new sole trader and a larger finance team can both start on the free plan.

TrustBill lists 20 integrations, so payments and automation can be linked to the software you already run. Those connections matter more as volume climbs past 50 invoices/month, where the free plan stops covering your invoicing.

TrustBill's entry price of AED 99 is higher than Qonto at €9 and Accountable at €9.90, and lower than Billy at DKK 160. The free plan is what separates it, letting you judge the workflow at no spend before moving to a paid plan.