Start with Informer
for free.
Transparent packages, fully customizable. How long you pay nothing depends on your country of business. Below you can see what applies afterwards.
Free to start. These are the prices afterwards.
Only these points differ. Everything else is in both packages.
Everything you need to invoice, at no extra cost.
Same price in both packages. Switch them on when you need them. Modules and options are billed separately, including during the free period.
Invoicing is free until 1 January 2029 in Belgium, Germany and France, on a Fair Use basis. Austria has a 30-day trial instead and starts at €9. Modules, options and extras such as an additional user or extra storage are billed from the start. All prices per month, excl. VAT.
Banking and invoices.
Finally in one place.
Open a business account with Informer Money and see every payment appear in your administration in real time.
Your bookkeeper simply looks along.
Free.
Give your accountant or bookkeeper access. They can reach everything they need straight away: invoices, expenses, receipts. No more forwarding folders, no more "could you email me that invoice?". And you stay in control.
Questions about pricing? This way.
How long is Informer free?
That depends on the country your business is registered in. Some markets are free until 1 January 2029, others start with a 30-day trial. The comparison below shows what applies to you.
What does Fair Use mean?
Fair Use is about Scan and Recognise: reading receipts and purchase invoices automatically. Every paid package includes 50 scans a month. Scan more than that and you pay €0,15 per extra scan.
What happens to my data if I stop?
You cancel monthly, without hassle. After that your administration moves to a read-only plan of €3 per month: you keep viewing and downloading everything, so you stay within the statutory retention period that applies in your country.
Are there hidden costs?
No. What the package says is what you pay. Add-on modules and usage above the package volume are listed separately in the comparison table, before you switch them on.