Every European subscription billing software tool reviewed
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Starter, Growth and Enterprise tiers; no prices published, see website
Demo on request
Best for: European SaaS and media companies that want billing and payments from one vendor
Frisbii is the combined brand of Billwerk, plenigo and Sofacto, announced on the vendor site as a rebrand, and it covers plan management with add-ons, usage-based billing (tiered, volume, percentage), dunning, hosted checkout and signup pages, and revenue insights. What separates it from the other tools here is the payment gateway: more than 50 one-time and recurring payment options are listed, so the billing run and the collection sit with one supplier.
The website is operated by Frisbii Germany GmbH in Frankfurt (commercial register Frankfurt am Main, HRB 103534) and Frisbii Media GmbH in Kempten, and it is offered in English, German, Danish and French.
It lists ZUGFeRD e-invoices for Germany and France, e-invoice archiving, and PCI DSS, GDPR and SOC2 as security features. Pricing is Starter, Growth and Enterprise with no published prices, some payment items are marked coming soon, and older documentation may still use the Billwerk+ name. The data location is not stated on the pages checked.
What Frisbii does well
- Billing and payment gateway in one product
- Usage-based billing models listed
- ZUGFeRD e-invoicing for Germany and France
- Salesforce app available
- German GmbH with a published commercial register entry
Where Frisbii falls short
- No public prices
- Features gated by tier
- Brand merger can confuse older documentation
- Data location not stated on pages checked
Standout feature. Frisbii is the only tool in this category that bundles the billing engine and a payment gateway with 50+ payment options under one German company.
Stockholm, Sweden
Not published, request a demo
Demo on request
Best for: B2B software companies with quote-to-cash and revenue recognition needs
Younium positions itself as one platform from contract to revenue, with CPQ quotes and approval workflows, deal-to-subscription automation, upgrades and renewals, usage tracking and a customer self-service area. Billing automation is followed by accounts receivable and revenue recognition, which is the chain a finance team at a B2B software company needs to close the month.
The agreement is with Younium AB in Stockholm, with disputes settled by arbitration at the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce. The vendor lists more than 20 native integrations including HubSpot, Salesforce, NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero and Stripe, plus an open API and an MCP offering, and states that EU customer data is stored within Europe. No prices are published and the /pricing page returned a 404 when checked, so cost comes through a demo. No payment gateway of its own is listed.
What Younium does well
- Covers quote, billing and revenue recognition
- EU data stored in Europe
- 20+ native integrations
- Swedish company with Swedish-law dispute forum
- Self-service portal for customers
Where Younium falls short
- No published pricing
- B2B focus
- Sales-led onboarding
- No own payment gateway listed
Standout feature. Younium is the one tool here that takes a deal from CPQ quote through billing to revenue recognition in a single Swedish system.
Sauerlach, Germany
FLEX one: 1.9 % of monthly net revenue, no base fee; FLEX two: 2.4 %; Business Professional: EUR 139 per month incl. 500 active contracts
Demo on request
Best for: German-speaking subscription businesses with flat plans
Fakturia is German subscription management software for sending invoices, running recurring payments and dunning, with a customer self-service portal that includes a cancellation button. Recurring payment runs through Stripe, Adyen, Unzer or PayPal, and dunning covers multi-level reminders and returned direct debits including chargeback processing. Prorated upgrades and downgrades are listed.
The product belongs to Luminea IT Services GmbH (Amtsgericht Munich, HRB 233747), which says it was developed only in Germany, runs in a TUEV-certified data centre in Nuremberg and has no foreign investor influence. Those are vendor statements. The site mentions the German market since 2007.
DATEV export with deferral of income, Lexware export, ZUGFeRD and finAPI bank reconciliation suit German finance teams. Extra users cost EUR 25 per month, API calls beyond the quota EUR 0.004 each, and a switch from FLEX to the Business series is only possible after 36 months.
What Fakturia does well
- Prices published
- No base fee option
- Data centre in Nuremberg
- DATEV and ZUGFeRD support
- Self-service portal with cancellation button
Where Fakturia falls short
- German-language site
- 36-month lock before switching series
- Per-user and per-API-call extras
- Not built for metered usage
Standout feature. Fakturia is the only tool here with a no-base-fee plan priced as 1.9 % or 2.4 % of monthly net revenue, tied to a data centre in Nuremberg.
Paris, France
Launch: USD 299 per month plus 0.7 % of revenue processed (up to USD 2M annual revenue); Growth and Scale on request
Demo on request
Best for: B2B and AI companies with usage-based or hybrid pricing
Hyperline is a Paris-based billing and revenue platform for B2B and AI companies, covering subscriptions, usage-based and hybrid pricing, real-time metering fed by an events API, CPQ quotes with e-signature, dunning sequences, retries and reconciliation. Quotes flow straight into subscriptions, which shortens the step between a signed order and the first invoice.
The publisher is Hyperline, a French simplified joint-stock company registered in Paris under number 909 894 305, with terms governed by Paris courts. Integrations include Mollie, GoCardless, Exact Online and Pennylane next to Stripe, Salesforce and HubSpot.
Launch costs USD 299 per month plus 0.7 % of revenue processed, capped at USD 2M annual revenue and 100 active subscriptions, and usage-based pricing and revenue recognition start on Growth. The footer lists Paris and New York, the website is hosted by Vercel in the US, and the platform data location is not stated.
What Hyperline does well
- Usage-based and hybrid pricing
- Quotes and e-signature included
- Mollie, GoCardless, Exact Online and Pennylane integrations
- Launch price published
- French SAS with Paris courts
Where Hyperline falls short
- Prices in US dollars
- Launch plan capped at 100 subscriptions
- Platform data location not stated
- Revenue recognition not on entry plan
Standout feature. Hyperline is the only tool here that pairs usage-based billing with Mollie, GoCardless, Exact Online and Pennylane integrations from a French company.
Utrecht, Netherlands
AI Essentials free for the first USD 3M, then 0.4 % of volume (qualification criteria apply); Growth from USD 2,500 per month
Demo on request
Best for: AI and software companies with usage-based pricing
Solvimon describes itself as monetisation infrastructure that meters usage, bills, collects payment and recognises revenue, and it is built around usage-based pricing with subscriptions across models and multi-currency billing handled together. Hosted and custom checkout are listed, with card, iDEAL and SEPA direct debit payments.
The general terms name SOLVIMON B.V., seated in Utrecht and registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce under number 86385879, and the site carries a page titled The EU alternative.
It is payment-provider agnostic, naming Stripe, Adyen and Checkout.com, and publishes its own transaction fee comparison for European cards and iDEAL. AI Essentials is free for the first USD 3M of volume for qualifying AI startups, then 0.4 % of volume, while Growth starts at USD 2,500 per month. The vendor is young and no data location is stated.
What Solvimon does well
- Built for metered pricing
- PSP-agnostic
- iDEAL and SEPA direct debit
- Free tier for qualifying startups
- Dutch B.V. with KvK number
Where Solvimon falls short
- Qualification criteria on free plan
- USD 2,500 per month Growth entry
- Prices in US dollars
- Data location not stated
Standout feature. Solvimon is the one tool here whose free entry tier is tied to metered AI pricing, free for the first USD 3M of volume for qualifying companies.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Founded 2011
Pro: USD 0 up to 10,000 monthly subscribers, then USD 0.39 per subscriber; Enterprise on request
Demo on request
Best for: Streaming, publishing and sports brands selling consumer subscriptions
Cleeng is an Amsterdam subscriber management platform for direct-to-consumer media and entertainment brands. Offers can be subscriptions, passes, live events or one-time purchases, priced per country and currency, with hosted pricing, sign-up, checkout and account pages. ChurnIQ provides churn analytics and prediction, and a customer care product addresses support contacts.
The company launched in 2011 and the privacy policy names Cleeng B.V., Reimersbeek 14, Amsterdam, with the customer agreement governed by Dutch law and arbitration in Amsterdam. Pro costs USD 0 up to 10,000 monthly subscribers and USD 0.39 per subscriber after that. A Merchant of Record service, where Cleeng handles payments and tax, is offered, but which Cleeng entity acts as Merchant of Record was not verified on the pages checked. Data location is not stated.
What Cleeng does well
- Free up to 10,000 subscribers on Pro
- Retention and churn analytics
- Hosted customer flows
- Dutch B.V. and law
- Merchant of Record option
Where Cleeng falls short
- Consumer media focus
- Prices in US dollars
- MoR entity not verified
- Data location not stated
Standout feature. Cleeng is the only tool here that prices per subscriber and offers a Merchant of Record service for consumer media brands.
London, United Kingdom
Founded 1999
On request
Demo on request
Best for: Telecom and large subscription operators needing a full billing stack
Cerillion is a London vendor of billing and BSS/OSS software, with a wide portfolio of convergent charging, product catalogue, order management, mediation and interconnect settlement for mobile, fixed and cable operators. Skyline is its pre-packaged SaaS product for subscription businesses, automating billing, payments and renewal processes.
According to its company history, Cerillion was formed in October 1999 through a management buyout of the customer care and billing product division of Logica.
The company notice lists Cerillion Technologies Limited, registered in England No. 3849601, and the site refers to its AIM listing (AIM: CER). It cites about 70 customer installations worldwide and offers evergreen releases, managed services and support. Pricing is not published, projects involve implementation services, the hosting location is not stated, and as a UK company it is outside the EEA.
What Cerillion does well
- Long-established vendor since 1999
- Convergent billing depth
- Skyline packaged SaaS
- Managed services available
- Listed company with public registration details
Where Cerillion falls short
- Telecom-centred
- No public pricing
- Implementation projects
- Hosting location not stated
Standout feature. Cerillion is the only tool here with a telecom-grade convergent billing suite behind its subscription product, from an AIM-listed British company.
Ramillies, Belgium
Founded 2005
One free app / paid plans per user per month
Demo on request
Best for: Companies that want recurring invoicing inside a self-hostable ERP
Odoo is an open-source ERP in which accounting, inventory, manufacturing, CRM, e-commerce, HR and point of sale are separate apps sharing one data model, so a company can start with one and grow into the rest. In this category it suits a business that wants recurring invoicing inside a wider ERP instead of a dedicated billing engine.
Odoo S.A. operates from Ramillies, Belgium, and the core is published under LGPLv3, so you can run it on your own servers or use EU hosting through Odoo Online.
Pricing is one free app, then paid plans per user per month, with a 15-day trial. The cost people forget is implementation: the demo looks effortless, but moulding the standard apps to a different way of working is project work, usually through a partner, and the difference between the free community edition and paid Enterprise features catches buyers out.
What Odoo does well
- Open-source core under LGPLv3, fully self-hostable
- One data model across accounting, stock, manufacturing, CRM and e-commerce
- Belgian company, with EU hosting or your own servers
- Free plan for a single app, then per-user monthly pricing
- Large partner and module ecosystem
Where Odoo falls short
- Implementation is a project, not a signup, once you go past the standard flows
- The gap between the free community edition and paid Enterprise features catches people out
- Module quality across the ecosystem is uneven
Standout feature. Odoo is the only vendor here where walking away from the supplier does not mean walking away from the software, because the LGPLv3 core runs on your own hardware.
London, United Kingdom
Free to set up; Core USD 45/month + 0.4 % on revenue above USD 15,000/month; Pro USD 135/month + 0.5 % above USD 30,000/month
Demo on request
Best for: Small and mid-sized subscription businesses
Billsby is UK subscription billing software with a free setup plan, which lets you build products, plans and cycles before going live. Pro-rated billing, unit and metered billing, add-ons and coupons are listed, and an integrated checkout can be added with a few lines of code. Pro adds multiple payment gateways, multiple tax regions and full API access.
Terms are issued by Billsby Limited, registered in the United Kingdom with its office on Theobalds Road in London, and the company describes itself as used by hundreds of companies worldwide.
Core costs USD 45 per month plus 0.4 % on revenue above USD 15,000 per month, and Pro USD 135 per month plus 0.5 % above USD 30,000 per month. QuickBooks sits on Core, FreeAgent and TaxJar on Pro, alongside ACH processing, which points at the UK and US markets. The pages checked state no data location, no revenue recognition module and no e-invoicing formats.
What Billsby does well
- Free setup plan
- Percentage charged only above a revenue threshold
- Usage billing
- Several payment gateways
- Prices published
Where Billsby falls short
- USD pricing
- US-leaning integrations
- No revenue recognition listed
- Data location not stated
Standout feature. Billsby is the only tool here that lets you build the whole billing setup on a free plan and charges a percentage only on revenue above a monthly threshold.
Kaarst, Germany
Free (50 documents per month); Starter EUR 12/month (EUR 9 billed annually); Professional EUR 39/month (EUR 25 billed annually)
Demo on request
Best for: Freelancers and small businesses with simple recurring invoices
easybill is German invoicing software rather than a full billing engine, with recurring invoicing for subscriptions as one function. It lists invoices and e-invoices, recurring documents, automatic dunning, payment links with Mollie, payment reconciliation, a DATEV connection, an API and an MCP connector.
The imprint lists easybill GmbH in Kaarst, registered at Amtsgericht Neuss, HRB 14336.
Prices are published: a permanent free plan with 50 documents per month, Starter at EUR 12 per month (EUR 9 billed annually) and Professional at EUR 39 per month (EUR 25 billed annually). Recurring documents are listed from the Professional plan together with unlimited customers. No metering, plan catalogue with add-ons or revenue recognition is listed, and the site checked is in German, so this is a tool for simple recurring invoices only.
What easybill does well
- Permanent free plan
- Published prices
- E-invoicing
- Mollie payment links
- Dunning included
Where easybill falls short
- Invoicing, not full billing
- No metering or revenue recognition listed
- Recurring only on Professional
- German-language site
Standout feature. easybill is the only tool here with a permanently free plan of 50 documents per month plus e-invoicing and Mollie payment links.
Enschede, Netherlands
Founded 2008
Compact EUR 3 / Start EUR 15 / Groei EUR 29 / Compleet EUR 41 per month billed annually (EUR 4 / 18 / 35 / 49 billed monthly); no free plan; 60-day free trial
Demo on request
Best for: Dutch freelancers and small businesses
Moneybird is Dutch invoicing and bookkeeping software for small businesses. Invoices carry the fields Dutch rules require, can be sent with an iDEAL payment link and chase themselves with automatic reminders, and recurring invoices handle retainers and subscriptions without monthly manual work. Bank feeds suggest matches against invoices, and the quarterly VAT return is prepared from the ledger.
The company is Moneybird BV in Enschede, hosts in the Netherlands, and lists plans of EUR 3, EUR 15, EUR 29 and EUR 41 per month billed annually (EUR 4, EUR 18, EUR 35 and EUR 49 billed monthly), with a 60-day free trial and no free plan.
A Belgian version exists alongside the Dutch one, but it does not serve businesses filing elsewhere. It has no inventory, project accounting or payroll, and there is no self-hosting, so a growing company will eventually need an ERP or a dedicated billing tool.
What Moneybird does well
- Genuinely good design and usability
- iDEAL payment links on invoices
- Dutch VAT returns prepared automatically
- Accountant access built in
- Transparent, published pricing
Where Moneybird falls short
- Netherlands and Belgium only
- No inventory, projects or payroll
- Growing businesses will outgrow it
Standout feature. Moneybird is the only tool here that prepares the Dutch quarterly VAT return from the same ledger that sends the recurring invoice.