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Comparison · 2026

DueTrail vs Chaser: an honest comparison

Chaser is a mature, all-in-one accounts-receivable platform; DueTrail is a leaner, review-first invoice-to-cash tool with two flat workspace prices. Both chase overdue invoices well — the right choice depends on how much surrounding machinery you need.

Disclosure: We make DueTrail, so we have an interest here. We've kept this factual and verified Chaser's pricing and positioning against their own website in September 2026. Where Chaser is the better fit, we say so.
DueTrail and Chaser compared by pricing model, starting price, and primary market.
DueTrailChaser
Pricing modelTwo flat tiers, no per-seatRevenue-tiered
Starting pricefrom €49/mofrom £199 / €239/mo
Primary marketB2B service SMBsUK / global (multi-currency)

Pricing and positioning verified against each vendor's own website in September 2026 and may have changed. “Starting price” is the lowest publicly listed plan; currencies are shown as each vendor lists them.

DueTrail

Review-first invoice-to-cash software: imports create paused collection cases and nothing sends until your team approves it. It connects to Xero, QuickBooks Online, Sage, FreeAgent and Moneybird, read-only unless you switch on notes on the invoice (or takes a CSV from anything else) and re-checks the ledger right before every reminder, so nobody is chased for an invoice they have already paid. It can work out statutory late-payment interest and compensation (UK or EU rules, or your own terms) and quote them in reminders and the portal. A customer statement, listing every open invoice in one email, goes through the same preview-and-approve step, or goes out monthly once automation is on. In the customer portal a customer can promise a date, propose paying in instalments, say they have paid, or raise a question, and each of those pauses the chasing. An agreed payment plan holds reminders while the instalments arrive and lapses on its own if one is missed. Two workspace prices (€49 Starter up to 75 active cases, €149 unlimited Team), unlimited users, pure software (not a debt-collection agency, no lending).

Best for: Small B2B service teams — agencies, consultancies, IT services, recruitment (roughly 10–200 people) — that want consistent, controlled follow-up without per-seat pricing.

Chaser

An all-in-one accounts-receivable automation and cash-flow forecasting platform that chases invoices automatically and syncs with your accounting system, with optional managed credit-control and debt-collection services as paid add-ons.

Best for: SMB-to-mid-market finance teams, plus accountants and bookkeepers via a partner program.

When to choose which

Chaser or DueTrail?

Choose Chaser if…

  • You want built-in cash-flow forecasting and credit checks alongside chasing, not just collections.
  • You may want the option of human-led managed collections as a paid add-on.
  • You're a finance team or an accountant/bookkeeper using its partner program across many clients.

Choose DueTrail if…

  • You want pricing that does not move when your revenue does. DueTrail is €49 Starter or €149 unlimited Team, flat. Chaser bands by total annual turnover: £199/month under £4m, then £599 under £10m — so growing past a threshold triples the bill without you sending a single extra invoice.
  • You want review-first control — nothing emails a customer until your team approves the live send.
  • You're a small B2B service team that wants tight, controlled follow-up without a broad AR suite to configure.
Bottom line: Choose Chaser if you want a full AR suite with forecasting and optional managed collections. Choose DueTrail if you want flat-priced, review-first chasing built for a small B2B service team.

See if DueTrail is the right fit — for free.

Start in Review Mode, connect Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, FreeAgent or Moneybird (or import a CSV from anything else), and explore the queue before anything sends. No sales call required.