Comparison · 2026

DueTrail vs Payt: an honest comparison

Payt is the established Dutch accounts-receivable platform — 17,000+ daily users, direct integrations with 28 accounting systems, and volume-tiered pricing. DueTrail is a younger, review-first invoice-to-cash tool with two flat workspace prices. The honest split is maturity and integration breadth vs price certainty and per-send control.

Disclosure: We make DueTrail, so we have an interest here. We've kept this factual and verified Payt's pricing and positioning against their own website in July 2026. Where Payt is the better fit, we say so.

DueTrail and Payt compared by pricing model, starting price, and primary market.
	DueTrail	Payt
Pricing model	Two flat tiers, no per-seat	Volume-tiered
Starting price	from €49/mo	from €39.95/mo
Primary market	B2B service SMBs	NL / EU (NL, BE, DE, UK, FR)

Pricing and positioning verified against each vendor's own website in July 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. Two flat workspace prices (€49 Starter, €149 unlimited Team), no per-seat fees, 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.

Payt

A Dutch accounts-receivable platform that automates invoice follow-up with an invoice-portal dialogue, smart payment plans, creditworthiness checks and e-invoicing, with direct integrations to 28 accounting/ERP systems (Moneybird, Exact Online, Twinfield, AFAS, Yuki, Xero, QuickBooks and more).

Best for: Dutch and EU businesses of any size that want a proven, self-serve AR platform with a direct integration to their accounting system.

When to choose which

Payt or DueTrail?

Choose Payt if…

You send fewer than ~30 invoices a month and want the cheapest entry — Payt's €39.95 tier sits just under DueTrail's €49 Starter, with a direct integration at that size.
You want a direct integration with your accounting system: Payt connects to 28 platforms, including Exact Online, Twinfield, AFAS, Yuki, Moneybird, Xero and QuickBooks.
You want a mature, widely reviewed platform (1,200+ reviews) with extras like creditworthiness checks, e-invoicing and smart payment plans.

Choose DueTrail if…

You chase ~30–75 invoices a month: DueTrail's €49 Starter undercuts Payt's €69.95 rung at that volume.
You send roughly 75–300 invoices a month: DueTrail stays €149/month flat while the volume ladder steps up (Payt is €159.95/month at 75–250 invoices and quote-based above that).
You want review-first control by design — every imported invoice lands as a paused case, and nothing emails a customer until your team approves it.
You want pricing that stays simple as you grow: €49 up to 75 active cases, then one flat €149 with no per-invoice mechanics or transaction surcharges.

Bottom line: Choose Payt if you want the proven Dutch AR platform with deep accounting integrations. Choose DueTrail if you want review-first control at simple workspace pricing — €49 Starter under 75 active cases, €149 flat beyond it.

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