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Paidnice is the directly comparable Chaser alternative for SMBs and growing mid-market businesses on Xero and QuickBooks Online. It covers the same core AR automation jobs (reminders, late fees, customer statements, payment plans, customer portal, escalations, AR reporting), starts at $69 per month with no revenue caps, and was named Xero's Global Small Business App of the Year for 2025. Across the Xero App Store, Trustpilot, and Capterra, it averages five stars.
Chaser is a capable product, and we'll cover where it still works. But for most businesses searching for an alternative, the question isn't whether Chaser works. It's whether you're paying for more platform than you need at a price that climbs with your revenue. Paidnice is built to solve exactly that.
This article walks through the leading Chaser alternatives, what review sites and customers actually say about Chaser, where Paidnice extends or matches Chaser feature-for-feature, and where Chaser still wins. Every claim about Chaser is sourced from public reviews, third-party comparisons, or Chaser's own website.
Three patterns show up consistently in public reviews and third-party comparisons.
According to Chaser's own pricing page, the Compact plan starts at £199 per month in the UK, $259 per month in the US, AUD 399 in Australia, and NZD 399 in New Zealand. The independent review site Unpaid.io described Chaser as "a polished product, but its pricing reflects an enterprise focus" and noted that "Australian plans start at AUD $399/month."

For a sole trader, an office manager handling AR alongside other work, or a $1M to $3M revenue business, that's a meaningful subscription. Paidnice's Essentials plan starts at $69 per month, which is roughly a quarter of the Chaser Compact price in most regions.
Chaser's pricing page tiers each plan by total annual revenue. Compact includes businesses up to £4 million / $5 million USD. Core covers up to £10 million. Complete covers up to £100 million. As your business grows, your Chaser plan price grows with it, even if your AR workload doesn't change much.
Paidnice charges by invoice action volume, not by your company's revenue. There is no cap that forces a plan upgrade just because the business had a good year.
Chaser's published pricing page lists the Compact plan as including "4 users, 30 follow-up templates, 4 automated receivables workflows." Unlimited users, templates, and workflows only become available at the Core plan and above (£599/month UK, $779/month US).
Paidnice plans include unlimited team members at every tier, with full template customization and a flexible rules engine you can tune to each customer segment.
Most Chaser reviews are positive. We're not picking a fight with that. But the recurring asks in public reviews tend to cluster around reporting, payment plan flexibility, and pricing on add-on services. A few examples from public sources:
These are real, public, attributable comments from Chaser's own customers. They're the voice of people who like Chaser enough to review it but want certain things to be different.
Paidnice is an accounts receivable automation platform built specifically as a layer on top of Xero and QuickBooks Online. According to the Xero App Store listing, it's the 2025 winner of both the Xero Global Small Business App of the Year and the Xero AU Small Business App of the Year.
Per GetApp's profile of Paidnice, customers reduce their days sales outstanding (DSO) by an average of 50%. Here's what's included.
Email and SMS reminders form the foundation of Paidnice's automation. You can:
While Chaser added basic automated late fees in mid-2025, per Unpaid.io's comparison. Paidnice has had them as a core feature since 2022 and they're well-reviewed publicly. One Capterra reviewer wrote: "Our finance team used to loathe going invoice by invoice in QuickBooks, manually applying late fees. Since switching to Paidnice, all those policies now trigger automatically based on rules we set. Saves us 5 hours a week. Paidnice is worth every penny."
Paidnice's late fees engine applies flat fees, percentage interest, finance charges, or compound interest automatically when invoices go overdue. UK users get auto-indexed Bank of England base rate plus 8 percent (the legal cap on statutory interest). US users get state-by-state defaults that respect usury laws.
Customer statements go out weekly or monthly with no manual prep. For industries where customers still expect paper, Paidnice can post statement letters directly through a print-and-mail provider. Chaser also offers paper letters as a feature.
Every Paidnice plan includes a fully branded customer payment portal with your custom domain, logo, and colors. Customers get 24/7 self-service access to:
Chaser's Compact plan also includes a payment portal. The difference is mostly price and customization flexibility.
Payment plans split any invoice into installments with automated reminders, automatic late fees on missed payments, and a clean writeback to Xero or QuickBooks so your books stay accurate. Use them for hardship cases, retainers, or staged delivery work.
This is one area where public reviews of Chaser repeatedly call out limitations. A G2 reviewer noted Chaser's payment plans are constrained to a "rigid 1/2/4 week structure" and that "Instalment plans have to be manually updated due to rounding variances." Paidnice supports flexible installment cadences out of the box.
Escalations automatically route persistently overdue invoices to a senior team member, generate dispute letters when customers push back, and create tasks so nothing sits in limbo. Assign tasks, leave notes, and coordinate across your team without leaving the platform.
AR insights and reporting give you DSO at the contact, entity, and account level, with aging analysis, multi-entity rollups, and customer risk scoring. If you're running multiple Xero or QuickBooks organizations, Paidnice rolls everything up into one view, included on every plan.
Chaser also offers reporting and forecasting. The G2 review quoted earlier asked for "enhanced reporting features" and "more areas to slice and dice reports."
If you'd rather lead with carrots than sticks, prompt payment discounts automate early-payment incentives. Set a discount, define eligible invoices, and Paidnice handles the calculation, communication, and writeback. Chaser also offers early payment discounts.
Paidnice is a deep two-way sync with both Xero and QuickBooks Online. Invoices, customers, payments, credit notes, and applied late fees flow back to your accounting system in real time. Both Chaser and Paidnice integrate with Xero and QuickBooks; the underlying difference is in how each handles writeback for things like late fees.
Real numbers from real businesses, all attributed to public reviews:
You can read all 100+ verified reviews or watch customer success stories.
Paidnice pricing is straightforward.
Paidnice bills in USD, GBP, AUD, NZD, CAD, or ZAR. There's a free trial covering your first 20 invoice actions, with no card required.
Switching is straightforward when you do it in stages.
Paidnice's team walks you through this on a free 15-minute onboarding call. Most customers are live and running in under 30 minutes.
Paidnice has dedicated setups for industries where Chaser is commonly used but not optimized:
Yes, for SMBs on Xero or QuickBooks Online. Paidnice covers the same core jobs (reminders, late fees, statements, payment plans, escalations) at $69/month versus Chaser's £199/month entry tier, with broader features and higher review scores.
Yes. The QuickBooks integration is a full two-way sync, with the same depth as the Xero integration. Invoices, customers, payments, credit notes, and applied late fees all post back in real time.
Chaser has Auto-call, which fully automates outbound phone calls in addition to email reminders. Paidnice supports scheduled phone-call reminders rather than fully automated outbound calling. If automated voice calls are central to your workflow, that's Chaser's edge. For everyone else, Paidnice's broader feature set wins.
About a week if you run both side-by-side. Initial Paidnice setup takes under 30 minutes.
The average DSO reduction across the Paidnice customer base is 50%. Individual customers have reported moves like 113 days to 31 days in five months, and $90k in overdues down to under $10k in two months. See more customer success stories.
Yes. Paidnice serves customers in the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, South Africa, Singapore, Hong Kong, and the EU with billing available in six currencies.
Yes. The free trial covers your first 20 invoice actions with no card required. That's enough to see reminders, late fees, and statements working end-to-end before you commit.
Paidnice auto-indexes UK late fees to Bank of England base rate plus 8% per annum, the legal cap on statutory interest under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts Act. Use the UK statutory interest calculator to model what you can charge.
If you're looking for a Chaser alternative in 2026, Paidnice is the most complete and best-value option for SMBs on Xero and QuickBooks Online. You get the full AR automation suite (reminders, late fees, statements, payment plans, escalations, customer portal, and AR reporting) from $69 per month, with deep two-way accounting sync, a 5-star average across review platforms, and a 25% average DSO reduction across the customer base.
Otherwise, try Paidnice free or book a 15-minute demo. Your first 20 invoice actions are on us.