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Chaser and AutoChase both automate payment reminders, but they are built for different people. Chaser has moved upmarket to credit-control teams at established businesses; AutoChase is for freelancers, sole traders and small teams who want late invoices chased without paying for a finance department's tool.
Prices checked 13 July 2026. Always check the vendor's website for current pricing.
| AutoChase | Chaser | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | £3.99/month (or £34.99/year) | From £199/month (higher tiers above £4M turnover) |
| Free plan | Free plan for 3 active invoices | Free trial |
| Automatic reminder sequence | Yes — gentle, follow-up, final | Yes, highly configurable |
| Accounting software sync | CSV import | Yes — deep integrations with major accounting packages |
| Client payment page | Yes, no login needed | Yes |
| Built for | Freelancers, sole traders, small teams | Credit-control and finance teams |
For freelancers and small businesses, yes: it automates the same core job — reminding clients until they pay — at a fraction of the price. For finance teams that need deep accounting integrations, Chaser is the better fit.
When we checked in July 2026, Chaser started at £199/month, rising for businesses with higher turnover. Check Chaser's website for current pricing.
Free for 3 invoices, no card needed. Pro is £3.99/month for unlimited invoices and automatic chasing.
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