Nordlet

API-first cloud accounting with a double-entry ledger, EU VAT and Peppol, built for platforms

Quick Overview

Company Nordlet OÜ
Category Accounting Software
Headquarters Tallinn, Estonia
Founded 2026
EU Presence EU (Estonia)
Data Location European Union (application servers, database and web application on three hosting providers, customer data stored and processed in the EU)
Open Source No
Compliance None held by Nordlet itself; its hosting providers hold ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2
Pricing Flat rate: €10 per month excl. VAT, 500 invoices, every module and the full API, SDK and webhooks, unlimited users, companies and sandbox companies, 1 GB database and 1 GB file storage, 99.9% SLA. Per request: €0.002 per request excl. VAT, no monthly fee, paid from prepaid credits deducted hourly, switchable to the flat rate at any time. Custom plan on request (99.99%+ SLA, ERP integrations, DAC8 reporting). Additional services: Peppol e-invoicing from €0.08 per document, invoice scanning (OCR) €0.005 per page. 14-day free trial.
Free Option 14-day free trial
Replaces QuickBooks, Xero

Detailed Review

Nordlet is run by Nordlet OÜ, an Estonian private limited company at Pärnu mnt. 139b in Tallinn, entered in the e-Business Register on 7 September 2026 with registry code 17593783. That makes it by far the youngest company on this page, and it is a product built around a different question than the others: not how a freelancer does bookkeeping, but how a marketplace or software platform keeps real books inside its own product.

Its pitch is that every feature in the app is also in the REST API, with no private endpoints, a typed TypeScript SDK, signed webhooks and idempotency keys. Under that sit a double-entry ledger that refuses unbalanced entries, period locking, multi-company and consolidation, plus EU tax tooling for OSS/IOSS, VIES checks, Peppol BIS 3.0, i.SAF registers and the DAC7 platform report.

The pricing page is simple: €10 a month excluding VAT for 500 invoices with every module included, or €0.002 per request with no monthly fee, and a 14-day trial. The qualifications are real. Nordlet holds no security certification of its own, its security page says one person has access to production, and the product has no track record next to Fortnox or Exact Online.

What Nordlet does well

  • Every app feature is available through the API, with an SDK and signed webhooks
  • Flat €10 a month, or pay per request, with every module included
  • Unlimited users, companies and sandbox companies on every plan
  • Broad EU VAT tooling: OSS/IOSS, VIES, Peppol and DAC7 reporting
  • Customer data stored and processed in the EU, under an Estonian entity

Where Nordlet falls short

  • Company registered in September 2026, so no operating history
  • No security certification of its own, and one person with production access
  • No national tax return filing was verified for most European countries
  • No published customer numbers, accountant network or partner ecosystem

Standout feature. It is the only tool on this page designed so that a software platform can run its own ledger and VAT through an API.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Every app feature is available through the API, with an SDK and signed webhooks
  • Flat €10 a month, or pay per request, with every module included
  • Unlimited users, companies and sandbox companies on every plan
  • Broad EU VAT tooling: OSS/IOSS, VIES, Peppol and DAC7 reporting
  • Customer data stored and processed in the EU, under an Estonian entity

Cons

  • Company registered in September 2026, so no operating history
  • No security certification of its own, and one person with production access
  • No national tax return filing was verified for most European countries
  • No published customer numbers, accountant network or partner ecosystem

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Nordlet?

Nordlet is run by Nordlet OÜ, an Estonian private limited company at Pärnu mnt. 139b in Tallinn, entered in the e-Business Register on 7 September 2026 with registry code 17593783. That makes it by far the youngest company on this page, and it is a product built around a different question than the others: not how a freelancer does bookkeeping, but how a marketplace or software platform keeps real books inside its own product.

Where is Nordlet based?

Nordlet operates from Tallinn, Estonia, which places it under EU (Estonia). Compliance: None held by Nordlet itself; its hosting providers hold ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2.

What does Nordlet cost?

Flat rate: €10 per month excl. VAT, 500 invoices, every module and the full API, SDK and webhooks, unlimited users, companies and sandbox companies, 1 GB database and 1 GB file storage, 99.9% SLA. Per request: €0.002 per request excl.

VAT, no monthly fee, paid from prepaid credits deducted hourly, switchable to the flat rate at any time. Custom plan on request (99.99%+ SLA, ERP integrations, DAC8 reporting). Additional services: Peppol e-invoicing from €0.08 per document, invoice scanning (OCR) €0.005 per page. 14-day free trial.. 14-day free trial.

Who is Nordlet best for?

Developers and platforms embedding accounting in their product. It is the only tool on this page designed so that a software platform can run its own ledger and VAT through an API.

What are the drawbacks of Nordlet?

Company registered in September 2026, so no operating history. No security certification of its own, and one person with production access. No national tax return filing was verified for most European countries. No published customer numbers, accountant network or partner ecosystem.

Is Nordlet a good alternative to QuickBooks?

Nordlet is built as a European alternative to QuickBooks: API-first cloud accounting with a double-entry ledger, EU VAT and Peppol, built for platforms. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.

How does Nordlet compare to other Accounting Software?

Nordlet is one of several European Accounting Software we cover. It is most often compared with QuickBooks, Xero.

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