European Alternatives to FreshBooks
Looking for a European alternative to FreshBooks? FreshBooks is provided by 2NDSITE Inc. in Toronto, its terms are governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario and Canadian federal law, claims go to a sole arbitrator, and Canada is outside the EU and the EEA.
Eleven European tools cover the job for freelancers and small businesses, from companies in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Switzerland and Estonia: invoicing-first tools, full bookkeeping packages with VAT, and one open-source suite with a free invoicing app.
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11 European Alternatives to FreshBooks
FreeAgent
Edinburgh accounting for freelancers with invoicing, time tracking, projects and sales tax tools, with a 30-day trial
Moneybird
Dutch bookkeeping with invoices, timesheets and a 60-day free trial, from €15 a month
Clear Books
London bookkeeping with a free sole trader plan and invoicing from £5 a month plus VAT
QuickFile
UK accounting with a free tier for small ledgers, unlimited users and API access
Odoo Invoicing
Free unlimited invoices and bills in Odoo's one-app plan, Peppol certified, part of an open-source suite
Accountable
Brussels app for Belgian freelancers with free mobile invoicing and paid plans from €9.90 a month
Billomat
Berlin invoicing and bookkeeping with a 14-day trial and an API, from €19 a month on yearly billing
Holded
Barcelona business suite with invoicing, accounting and projects, 14-day free trial without a card
Quipu
Barcelona invoicing and tax forecasting for Spanish freelancers, 15 days free, from €17 a month
bexio
Swiss small-business software with quotes, invoices and accounting, 30-day trial, from CHF 35 a month
Xolo Go
Estonian invoicing without a company: multi-currency invoices at €0 a month, pay as you go
Key takeaways
- FreshBooks is provided by 2NDSITE Inc. in Toronto; its terms apply Ontario law and send claims to a sole arbitrator, with Toronto courts as a fallback.
- FreeAgent (Edinburgh) is the closest in shape for a freelancer, with invoicing, projects and time tracking and a 30-day trial, under Scots or English law.
- Moneybird (Enschede) has a 60-day free trial and lists plans at €15, €29 and €41 a month, with timesheets and Dutch VAT returns.
- Clear Books (London) has a free sole trader plan and invoicing from £5 a month plus VAT; QuickFile (UK) has a free tier for small ledgers.
- Odoo Invoicing (Belgium) gives unlimited invoices free in its one-app plan, and Accountable (Brussels) is built for Belgian freelancers.
- Billomat, Holded, Quipu, bexio and Xolo each fit a narrower case: German entrepreneurs, Spanish businesses, Swiss small businesses, or freelancers invoicing without a company.
Why people leave FreshBooks
FreshBooks is invoicing and accounting software for freelancers and small businesses. Its pricing page lists three plans, Lite, Plus and Premium, which allow invoices to 5, 50 or unlimited clients, with expense tracking, estimates, proposals, time tracking and online payments by card, ACH bank transfer and buy-now-pay-later. On its US page the list prices are $23, $43 and $70 a month, with a $1 a month first-year offer on Lite and 80% off Plus and Premium for three months.
It is provided by 2NDSITE Inc., trading as FreshBooks, in Toronto. Its terms (last updated 7 October 2026) are governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada, and any claim is referred to a sole arbitrator to the exclusion of the courts.
Only where arbitration is prohibited by law do the courts in Toronto hear it. Canada is outside the EU and the EEA, and for transfers of EEA, Swiss and UK data to the United States the privacy policy relies on the Standard Contractual Clauses and the UK Addendum.
The eleven tools here are European invoicing and accounting packages for freelancers and small businesses, from the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Switzerland and Estonia. Many are built around one country's VAT and tax rules, so the right choice depends on where you are registered. This page says so for each one.
- Your disputes go to a Canadian arbitrator FreshBooks' terms apply Ontario law and send claims to a sole arbitrator, with Toronto courts only as a fallback where arbitration is prohibited. That is a different position from a contract with a company in your own country, under your own law and courts. The European tools here contract in the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Switzerland and Estonia.
- Tax features are local FreshBooks' pricing page lists tax-time reports, but a European freelancer needs VAT returns, e-invoicing rules and tax forms for their own country, and we could not check how FreshBooks handles those. FreeAgent and Clear Books are built for UK tax, Moneybird for Dutch VAT, Accountable for Belgian taxes and Peppol, Quipu and Holded for Spain, and bexio for Switzerland.
- Some of these are free at the start FreshBooks has a trial and a first-year offer, but no permanent free plan on the page we read. Clear Books has a free sole trader plan, QuickFile a free tier for small ledgers, Odoo a free one-app plan with unlimited users, Accountable free mobile invoicing, and Xolo Go charges €0 a month. Free means limits, so check them before you move your books.
- What FreshBooks does better FreshBooks covers invoices, time tracking, projects, payments and, as paid add-ons, payroll and team members, all on one price list. None of the European tools is a drop-in copy. If you bill clients in the US or Canada and need its payment options, check that the European tool you pick supports your payment method.
What you have to replace, not just match
List what you actually use: invoices per month, recurring invoices, time tracking, expenses with receipts, bank feeds and which tax returns you file. Then pick a tool built for your country's tax rules, because VAT and income tax filing are where the packages differ most.
Export your clients, items and open invoices from FreshBooks and keep a copy of the PDFs for past years. Start the new tool with the next invoice number in sequence, import your customers, and run both side by side for one billing cycle before you cancel.
The alternatives compared
| Position | Tool | Headquarters | Pricing | Jurisdiction |
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| #1 | FreeAgent | Edinburgh, United Kingdom | Landlords £10 / sole traders £19 / partnerships and LLPs £27 / limited companies £33 per month, excl. 20% VAT; free with a qualifying NatWest, RBS, Ulster Bank or Mettle account | United Kingdom (adequacy decision, outside the EEA) |
| #2 | Moneybird | Enschede, Netherlands | Compact €3 / Start €15 / Groei €29 / Compleet €41 per month billed annually (€4 / €18 / €35 / €49 billed monthly); no free plan | EU (Netherlands) |
| #5 | Odoo Invoicing | Ramillies, Belgium | One free app / paid plans per user per month | EU (Belgium) |
| #7 | Billomat | Berlin, Germany | eu-eea | |
| #8 | Holded | Barcelona, Spain | Plus €15 / Básico €29 / Estándar €59 / Avanzado €99 / Premium €199 per month excl. VAT | EU (Spain) |
| #10 | bexio | Rapperswil, Switzerland | Basic CHF 35/month billed annually (CHF 45 monthly) up to Ultimate CHF 119/month (CHF 129 monthly), excl. VAT | Switzerland (adequacy decision, outside the EEA) |
How each alternative compares to FreshBooks
- Which law reaches it. United Kingdom (adequacy decision, outside the EEA). FreshBooks is operated from Canada, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. Ireland: the security page puts customer data in data centres in Ireland; the sub-processor list also names AWS (US, UK, EU/Ireland), Google Cloud (US, EU) and DigitalOcean (US, EU).
- Source code. Closed source, as FreshBooks is.
- Independently checked. Cyber Essentials Plus.
Best for: UK freelancers and small limited companies who bill hours and track projects
FreeAgent Central Limited is registered in Scotland (SC316774) at One Edinburgh Quay and is a wholly owned subsidiary of NatWest Group Plc, according to its terms. If your registered business address is in Scotland, Scots law and the Scottish courts apply. Elsewhere English law and courts apply.
Its features list covers dashboard, estimates, invoicing, expenses, banking, projects, time tracking and sales tax, and it offers a 30-day free trial. The pricing page showed amounts in a currency that depends on the visitor's country, so no figure is quoted here.
What FreeAgent does better than FreshBooks
- UK company with a published registration, where FreshBooks is a Toronto company under Ontario law
- Projects and time tracking in one package
- Built around UK tax and sales tax rules
- 30-day free trial
Where FreeAgent is a step down from FreshBooks
- Built for UK users, so less useful if you file taxes elsewhere
- Prices could not be read as a single figure
- Owned by a large bank, which some buyers will weigh
Standout against FreshBooks. Invoicing, projects and time tracking in one UK-built package
- Which law reaches it. EU (Netherlands). FreshBooks is operated from Canada, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. Netherlands.
- Source code. Closed source, as FreshBooks is.
- Independently checked. ISO 27001.
Best for: Dutch freelancers and small businesses who want invoices, timesheets and VAT returns in one place
Moneybird B.V. is in Enschede (KvK 58209344). Its terms, version 7.0 of 1 July 2026, apply Dutch law with the court in Almelo. The site is available in English, Dutch, German and French.
The pricing page lists Start at €15 a month (1 user), Growth at €29 (5 users) and Complete at €41, with a discount for yearly payment, and a 60-day free trial with unlimited access. It also lists timesheets, purchase invoices, VAT returns sent from the app and online payments.
What Moneybird does better than FreshBooks
- Dutch company with a registered number and Dutch law
- 60-day free trial, the longest of these tools
- Public prices for every plan
- Timesheets and VAT returns in one package
Where Moneybird is a step down from FreshBooks
- Built around Dutch bookkeeping and VAT, so less suited to other countries
- Entry plan limits users and processed transactions
- No permanent free plan
Standout against FreshBooks. A 60-day trial with timesheets and Dutch VAT returns, at a published price
Clear Books
a free sole trader plan and cheap invoicing, from London
Best for: UK sole traders and landlords who want free MTD-ready bookkeeping with the option of invoicing
Clear Books Limited is registered in England and Wales (06636109) at 71-75 Shelton Street, London. Its terms apply the laws of England and Wales and the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.
The pricing page lists a free Sole Trader plan for MTD Income Tax quarterly updates, Sole Trader at £5 a month plus VAT (invoice creation and email, bank feeds, bill and receipt scanning, unlimited users), and Sole Trader Plus at £15 for VAT-registered traders. There is a free 30-day trial.
What Clear Books does better than FreshBooks
- English company under English law, where FreshBooks applies Ontario law and arbitration
- Free forever sole trader plan
- Invoicing and bank feeds from £5 a month plus VAT
Where Clear Books is a step down from FreshBooks
- Aimed at UK tax and Making Tax Digital, not for other countries
- Free plan has no invoice creation, which starts on the £5 plan
- No time tracking or project features found on the pricing page
Standout against FreshBooks. A free sole trader plan with UK tax updates, and invoicing from £5
QuickFile
free for small ledgers, from the UK
Best for: Small UK businesses and freelancers with few transactions and several users
QuickFile Ltd is registered in England and Wales (7109543), as printed in its footer and shown in Companies House. Its terms were not checked, so the governing law is not stated here.
The pricing table is sized by number of ledger entries, from up to 200 upward. It lists a free level and £60 plus VAT a year as the paid price, with free unlimited users, 1 GB of storage, API access, multi-currency support and, at £15 plus VAT a year, bank feeds. We could not read how each size maps to the price.
What QuickFile does better than FreshBooks
- UK company with a Companies House entry
- Free tier and unlimited users
- API access and multi-currency support
Where QuickFile is a step down from FreshBooks
- Ledger-size pricing is harder to predict than a flat plan
- Terms and governing law were not checked
- No time tracking found on the pricing page
Standout against FreshBooks. A free tier and unlimited users, with an API
- Which law reaches it. EU (Belgium). FreshBooks is operated from Canada, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. EU hosting (Odoo Online) or your own servers.
- Source code. Open source, where FreshBooks is not: you can read what it does rather than take the description on trust.
Best for: Small businesses that want free invoicing now and a wider suite later, in a country with Peppol
Odoo is provided by Odoo SA and its affiliates. The enterprise subscription terms (section 8.1) apply Belgian law and the exclusive jurisdiction of the Nivelles Business Court.
The Invoicing app page says you can send and receive unlimited invoices and bills for free, forever, and calls the app Peppol certified. It lists online payments through a customer portal, bank connection and automated follow-ups. The pricing page lists a One App Free plan with unlimited users, and a Standard plan at €19 a user a month on yearly billing for all apps.
Full bookkeeping sits in the separate Accounting app, so the free plan is an invoicing tool, not a complete accounting package.
What Odoo Invoicing does better than FreshBooks
- Belgian company with Belgian law, where FreshBooks applies Ontario law and arbitration
- Free forever for one app with unlimited users
- Peppol-certified e-invoicing
- Room to add other apps later
Where Odoo Invoicing is a step down from FreshBooks
- Full accounting is a separate app and the paid plans are priced per user
- A bigger system than most freelancers need
- The free plan covers one app only
Standout against FreshBooks. Unlimited free invoices in a Peppol-certified, open-source suite
Accountable
bookkeeping and tax returns for Belgian freelancers
Best for: Self-employed people in Belgium who want invoices, Peppol, bookkeeping and tax returns in an app
Accountable SA has its seat in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, Brussels (VAT BE0682763303). Its terms apply Belgian law and the exclusive jurisdiction of the Belgian courts. Its imprint lists Visma among its board members.
The pricing page lists free invoicing on mobile only (€0), Invoicing Plus at €9.90, Bookkeeping at €19.90, Taxes at €29.90 (a special price of €20.90 was shown) and Max at €59.90 a month excluding VAT on yearly plans. It includes Peppol registration and a free business account. It is built for Belgian self-employed people, not for freelancers elsewhere.
What Accountable does better than FreshBooks
- Belgian company with Belgian law
- Free mobile invoicing and Peppol registration
- VAT and income tax returns in the Taxes plan
Where Accountable is a step down from FreshBooks
- Only for Belgian self-employed people
- Free plan is mobile only, with no web access
- Yearly plans, and no time tracking found
Standout against FreshBooks. Free Peppol invoicing and tax returns built for Belgian freelancers
- Which law reaches it. eu-eea. FreshBooks is operated from Canada, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
Best for: German entrepreneurs who want a straightforward invoicing tool with an API
Billomat is run by aifinyo AG, Friedrichstrasse 94, Berlin (Amtsgericht Charlottenburg, HRB 246794 B). Its terms apply only to entrepreneurs within the meaning of section 14 of the German Civil Code, apply German law, and name the seat of Billomat as exclusive forum for entrepreneurs.
The pricing page lists Professional from €19 a month on yearly billing (€29 monthly, one user, limited features), Business from €29 (€39) and Enterprise from €99 (€119), with 14 days free and no credit card. Business and Enterprise carry all features and API access with 100 or 300 calls per 15 minutes.
What Billomat does better than FreshBooks
- German company with a commercial register entry and German law
- Public prices with an API on the higher plans
- 14-day trial without a credit card
Where Billomat is a step down from FreshBooks
- Terms apply only to business customers, not consumers
- Cheapest plan has limited features and one user
- Built around German tax rules
Standout against FreshBooks. Clear prices from €19 a month and an API on the higher plans
- Which law reaches it. EU (Spain). FreshBooks is operated from Canada, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. EU ("in general" per the privacy policy; transfers outside the EEA under SCCs or BCRs possible).
- Source code. Closed source, as FreshBooks is.
- Independently checked. Verifactu.
Best for: Small businesses in Spain that want invoicing, accounting, projects and CRM in one suite
Holded Technologies, S.L. is in Barcelona (NIF B66543778). Its terms apply Spanish law and the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Barcelona.
The pricing page lists a 14-day free trial with no credit card, plans for small companies with 2, 4 and 7 users, and a limited-time half-price offer for the first three months, so no figure is quoted here. The plans mention unlimited contacts, project profitability tracking, invoice limits per year and Verifactu, the Spanish invoicing compliance system.
What Holded does better than FreshBooks
- Spanish company under Spanish law
- Invoicing, accounting, CRM and projects in one product
- 14-day trial without a card
Where Holded is a step down from FreshBooks
- Plans carry yearly invoice limits
- Built around Spanish tax and invoicing rules
- Prices and offers change, so check the live page
Standout against FreshBooks. A wider suite with projects, CRM and Spanish compliance included
Quipu
invoicing and tax forecasting for Spanish freelancers
Best for: Freelancers and small businesses in Spain who want simple invoicing with tax forecasts
Quipu App SL is in Barcelona (NIF B66086042). Its terms apply Spanish law and name the courts of Barcelona.
The pricing page lists 15 days free and 50% off for three months. The list prices are Starter at €17 a month (unlimited invoices and quotes, tax forecasting, mobile app), Solution at €30 (adds bank connection, orders and delivery notes) and Premium at €59. It says it is ready for VeriFactu and offers free invoice and quote tools with no sign-up.
What Quipu does better than FreshBooks
- Spanish company under Spanish law
- Unlimited invoices and quotes on the entry plan
- Free invoice and quote tools without sign-up
Where Quipu is a step down from FreshBooks
- Built for Spanish tax and VeriFactu rules
- No permanent free plan
- Entry plan limits automatic scanner reads to 30 a month
Standout against FreshBooks. Unlimited invoices on the entry plan with tax forecasting, for Spain
- Which law reaches it. Switzerland (adequacy decision, outside the EEA). FreshBooks is operated from Canada, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. Switzerland (provider servers in Switzerland); some services may run on servers in other countries with adequate data protection; encrypted backups in data centres "in Switzerland and abroad", countries and provider not named.
- Source code. Closed source, as FreshBooks is.
Best for: Swiss small businesses and freelancers who want quotes, invoices and accounting in one place
bexio AG is in Rapperswil, Switzerland (UID CHE-322.646.985). Its general terms were not read for this page, so the governing law is not stated here. Switzerland is outside the EU but a European country.
The packages page lists Basic at CHF 35 a month on yearly billing (CHF 45 monthly) for one user, with contact management, quotes and invoices, accounting, product management, expenses, e-banking and a compliant document archive, and a 30-day free trial.
What bexio does better than FreshBooks
- Swiss company with a published UID
- Quotes, invoices, accounting and e-banking in one package
- 30-day free trial
Where bexio is a step down from FreshBooks
- Priced in Swiss francs and built for Swiss rules
- Terms not checked here
- Basic plan covers one user
Standout against FreshBooks. A Swiss small-business package with accounting and a compliant archive
Xolo Go
invoicing without a company, from Estonia
Best for: Freelancers who invoice clients in several currencies and have no registered company
Xolo OÜ is in Tartu, Estonia (registry code 12844111). Its terms table for Xolo Leap and Xolo Go lists Estonian law and the Harju County Court, in English.
The pricing page describes Xolo Go as a way to invoice and get paid by clients in multiple currencies without a registered company, at €0 a month on a pay-as-you-go basis. Its sister product Xolo Leap runs an e-Residency company from €59 a month. Products differ between regions, and the per-invoice cost was not on the page.
What Xolo Go does better than FreshBooks
- Estonian company with an English-language terms table
- Invoices without a registered company
- Multi-currency invoicing at €0 a month plus usage
Where Xolo Go is a step down from FreshBooks
- Not a full accounting package
- Pay-as-you-go costs per invoice were not visible
- Products and prices differ by region
Standout against FreshBooks. Multi-currency invoices without a company at €0 a month, pay as you go
What actually breaks when you switch
The hard part of leaving FreshBooks is the tax setup, not the invoices. A European tool will ask for your VAT number, your VAT scheme and your tax year, and each country's package handles them differently. Check that your filing deadlines and forms are supported before you move your books.
Take your records with you. Download the PDFs of past invoices and the client and item lists before you cancel, and decide how long you must keep records under your own country's rules. A tool that imports your open invoices saves a lot of retyping.
Free plans and trials have limits and start dates. Clear Books' free plan has no invoice creation, Accountable's is mobile only, QuickFile's depends on ledger size, and trials run from 14 days (Holded, Billomat) to 60 (Moneybird). Write down the price that applies after the offer ends.
Which of these is closest to FreshBooks?
FreeAgent is the closest in spirit: it is aimed at freelancers and small businesses, and its feature list includes invoicing, estimates, expenses, banking, projects, time tracking and sales tax. Moneybird is next, with invoices, timesheets and VAT returns in one package.
Both are built around their home country's tax rules (UK for FreeAgent, the Netherlands for Moneybird), so check that yours is supported.
Which have a free plan?
Clear Books lists a free sole trader plan for MTD Income Tax updates, with invoice creation on the £5 a month plan. QuickFile lists a free tier for the smallest ledger size. Odoo offers a free One App plan with unlimited users, and its Invoicing app sends unlimited e-invoices free. Accountable has free invoicing on mobile only, and Xolo Go is €0 a month with pay-as-you-go.
Moneybird (60 days), FreeAgent (30 days), Holded (14 days), Billomat (14 days), Quipu (15 days) and bexio (30 days) offer trials instead.
Can I track time and bill hours?
FreeAgent lists projects and time tracking in its features, and Moneybird lists timesheets for recording and claiming hours. Holded mentions project profitability tracking on its upper plans. For the others, we did not find time tracking on the pages read, so check before you switch if billing by the hour is your main use.
Does the contract really matter for invoicing software?
Your invoices, customer names and bank connections sit in the tool, so the contracting party and the law that applies matter if something goes wrong. With FreshBooks the terms apply Ontario law and arbitration. With the tools here the contracting entity is in the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Switzerland or Estonia, and most name the courts of their own city.
For a one-person business the practical difference is small. It matters more if you handle other people's data, use bank feeds, or file taxes through the tool.
Which one to pick
If you are a UK freelancer who bills hours, FreeAgent is the closest to FreshBooks, and Clear Books or QuickFile are the cheap alternatives with free entry levels. If you are Dutch, Moneybird has the longest trial and public prices. If you are Belgian, Accountable or Odoo Invoicing are the natural starting points.
Billomat suits German entrepreneurs, Holded and Quipu Spanish businesses, and bexio Swiss ones. Xolo Go is the odd one out: pick it if you have no company and want to invoice in several currencies, not for full bookkeeping.
Be realistic about the gap. FreshBooks covers hours, projects and card payments in one product, and none of the eleven is a drop-in copy of its time tracking, payments and payroll together. Switch if you want a contracting party and tax rules from your own region, and keep FreshBooks if you mostly bill North American clients and need its payment options.
Frequently Asked Questions
There is no single best one, because tax rules differ by country. FreeAgent suits UK freelancers, Moneybird Dutch ones, Accountable Belgian ones, Billomat German entrepreneurs, and Quipu or Holded Spanish businesses. If you just need free invoices, Clear Books, QuickFile and Odoo Invoicing are the places to start.
No. The terms name 2NDSITE Inc. as "FreshBooks", and the privacy policy gives a Toronto address. The terms are governed by the laws of Ontario and Canada, and Canada is neither in the EU nor in the EEA. FreshBooks also lists an EU representative, FreshBooks Netherlands B.V.
On its US pricing page, Lite is listed at $23 a month, Plus at $43 and Premium at $70, with a $1 a month first-year offer on Lite and 80% off Plus and Premium for three months. Lite covers 5 clients, Plus 50 and Premium unlimited. Team members, advanced payments and payroll cost extra, and prices differ by country.
Moneybird lists Start at €15 a month, Growth at €29 and Complete at €41, with a 60-day free trial. Clear Books lists a free sole trader plan, then Sole Trader at £5 a month plus VAT and Sole Trader Plus at £15, with a 30-day trial.
Billomat lists Professional from €19 a month on yearly billing (€29 monthly), Business from €29 (€39) and Enterprise from €99 (€119), with 14 days free. Quipu lists Starter at €17, Solution at €30 and Premium at €59 a month, with 15 days free and 50% off for the first three months. bexio lists Basic at CHF 35 a month on yearly billing and CHF 45 monthly, with a 30-day trial.
Accountable lists free mobile invoicing, then €9.90, €19.90, €29.90 and €59.90 a month excluding VAT on yearly plans, built for Belgian self-employed people. QuickFile lists a free tier for the smallest ledger (up to 200 entries) and £60 plus VAT a year as its paid price, with bank feeds at £15 plus VAT a year.
FreeAgent Central Limited is registered in Scotland (SC316774), with its office at One Edinburgh Quay in Edinburgh, and its terms say it is a wholly owned subsidiary of NatWest Group Plc. If your address is in Scotland, Scots law and courts apply, otherwise English law and courts.
Xolo Go, from Xolo OÜ in Tartu, Estonia, is described as a way to invoice and get paid in multiple currencies without a registered company, at €0 a month on a pay-as-you-go basis. Its terms apply Estonian law and the Harju County Court. Check the per-invoice costs before you rely on it.
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