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AutoChase vs Xero for chasing invoices

This is not like-for-like. Xero is accounting software — bank reconciliation, VAT returns, payroll on higher plans — with invoice reminders as one feature. AutoChase does one job: getting invoices paid. The real question is whether Xero's built-in reminders are enough for you.

Prices checked 13 July 2026. Always check the vendor's website for current pricing.

AutoChaseXero
Starting price£3.99/month (or £34.99/year)Ignite £16/month; Grow £37/month
Invoice limitUnlimited on ProIgnite capped at 20 invoices/month
Bookkeeping, bank feeds, MTD VATNoYes
Reminder sequenceDedicated gentle → follow-up → final, with open trackingBasic reminders
AI-drafted remindersYes (Pro)No
Payment plans clients can requestYesNo

Choose Xero if…

  • You need accounting software for your bookkeeping and VAT returns anyway.
  • Your clients mostly pay on time and simple reminders are enough.

Choose AutoChase if…

  • You do your books elsewhere (or with an accountant) and just need invoices paid.
  • Late payment is a real problem and basic reminders are not working.
  • You are on Xero Ignite and hitting the 20-invoice limit.

Frequently asked questions

Does Xero send automatic invoice reminders?

Yes, Xero has basic automatic reminders. They do not include features like open tracking, escalation when a reminder is ignored, or client payment plans.

Can I use AutoChase with Xero?

Yes, alongside it. You can import invoices into AutoChase by CSV and keep Xero for your accounts. There is no live sync.

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