Frequently asked questions
Does QuickBooks chase invoices automatically?
It can send basic reminders. It does not offer a dedicated escalating sequence, open tracking or client-requested payment plans.
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AutoChase vs QuickBooks for chasing invoices
QuickBooks is a full accounting package — bookkeeping, VAT submissions to HMRC, receipts, mileage — with reminders as a small part of it. AutoChase is a dedicated tool for getting invoices paid. If you only need one of those jobs done, you may not need the other.
Prices checked 13 July 2026. Always check the vendor's website for current pricing.
| AutoChase | QuickBooks | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | £3.99/month (or £34.99/year) | Simple Start from £12/month |
| Bookkeeping & MTD VAT | No | Yes |
| Reminder sequence | Dedicated three-stage sequence with smart escalation | Basic reminders |
| Email open tracking on reminders | Yes | No |
| AI-drafted reminders | Yes (Pro) | No |
| Free plan | Free plan for 3 active invoices | Free trial |
Choose QuickBooks if…
- You need full bookkeeping and Making Tax Digital VAT submissions.
- You want one subscription for all your finances.
Choose AutoChase if…
- Your accountant handles your books and you just need paying.
- You want reminders that escalate on their own until the invoice is paid.
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Free for 3 invoices, no card needed. Pro is £3.99/month for unlimited invoices and automatic chasing.
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