ezyCollect pricing: last published A$275 to A$2,350 a month plus setup, and five alternatives

ezyCollect's three published tiers

ezyCollect's tiers, last published on a vendor-hosted Xero pricing page since removed from ezycollect.io, are ezyStart at A$275 a month (200 debtors, 3 users, 1 workflow), ezyGrow at A$950 (500 debtors, 5 users, 3 workflows) and ezyScale at A$2,350 (1,500 debtors, 10 users, 5 workflows), all ex-GST on an annual contract, plus a one-off setup fee from A$900. A custom ezyUltimate tier covers 3,000+ debtors above that. ezyCollect now hides its prices, so request a quote.

Annual billing is the base price. Paying monthly adds 20%. Those are the Xero prices: ezyCollect's NetSuite pricing page listed ezyStart at A$550 a month on an annual plan, with setup from A$1,900.

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All figures are in Australian dollars and exclude GST. A 14-day trial is offered. Payment processing, SMS, mail, fax, demand letters and paid credit reports are charged on top of the tier price.

Does ezyCollect publish its pricing?

No. ezyCollect does not show prices on ezycollect.io, and the route in is a demo. The A$275, A$950 and A$2,350 figures come from Xero and NetSuite pricing pages hosted for ezyCollect on a separate domain, since removed from ezycollect.io, which set the setup fee at A$900 on ezyStart and A$3,900 on every plan above it.

Older figures still circulate in directories. GetApp lists a stale A$125 a month, and in December 2021 the cheapest ezyCollect plan was A$250 a month for three users and 100 contacts. The 2018 and 2019 Xero-channel plans ran A$45 to A$155 a month. None of those is a current price. One published Xero App Store review describes a sales quote that came in at about three times the advertised figure, so get the tier, the caps and the setup fee in writing before signing.

What changed with Sidetrade and the July 2026 relaunch

ezyCollect was acquired by Sidetrade in October 2025 for about €37m and relaunched on 15 July 2026 as New ezyCollect. Its AI layer, Aimie, is in early access.

Sidetrade completed the purchase on 27 October 2025, with an earn-out tied to revenue growth running to 2028. The Sydney-founded company had about 53 staff at the time and projected A$14m revenue for 2025 (ezyCollect and Sidetrade announcements).

Aimie is in early access, so it is not a live feature yet. The live AI feature is an AI email template generator, sold as a paid add-on. Sidetrade describes it as trained on its own B2B payments data lake.

Long-standing customers on older plans should ask which tier their renewal maps to, since the caps and the setup fee shown above may be new to their contract.

What drives the ezyCollect bill

ezyCollect sets the tier by three caps, debtors, users and workflows, then bills setup, card fees, messaging and collections activity separately, starting with a one-off A$900 setup fee.

1. Debtor count. 200, 500, 1,500 or 3,000 debtors by tier. A ledger with 260 active customers needs ezyGrow, even if only two people use the tool.
2. Users. 3, 5, 10 or 20 seats by tier. There is no per-user add-on; more seats means the next tier.
3. Workflows. 1, 3, 5 or 10 reminder workflows by tier. Reminders run at customer level, so one workflow on ezyStart means one sequence for every customer.
4. Contract term. Annual is the base price. Monthly billing is 20% higher.

Late fees and interest are not part of the platform, so there is no line for them and no offset from fee income (ezyCollect help centre).

What three Australian businesses pay a year

ezyCollect costs A$4,200 in year one for a small trade business on an annual contract, A$15,300 for a mid-sized wholesaler and A$32,100 for a A$20m distributor, before payment and messaging fees.

Three sizes, each placed on the lowest tier whose caps they fit. Figures are ex-GST and exclude card fees, SMS and demand letters.

A$2m revenue, 150 debtors, 2 users. ezyStart. A$275 x 12 = A$3,300 a year. Add the A$900 setup fee and year one is A$4,200. Year two onward is A$3,300. On monthly billing the subscription is A$330 x 12 = A$3,960.

A$8m revenue, 400 debtors, 4 users. ezyGrow, because 400 debtors is over the 200 cap. A$950 x 12 = A$11,400 a year. With the A$3,900 setup fee, year one is A$15,300. On monthly billing the subscription is A$1,140 x 12 = A$13,680.

A$20m revenue, 1,200 debtors, 8 users. ezyScale. A$2,350 x 12 = A$28,200 a year. With the A$3,900 setup fee, year one is A$32,100. On monthly billing the subscription is A$2,820 x 12 = A$33,840.

If any of the three takes card payments through the platform, add the gateway fee: A$90 x 12 = A$1,080 a year plus 1.75% + A$0.30 on every transaction. A business collecting A$500,000 by card over the year pays about A$8,750 in percentage fees before the per-transaction cents.

Is ezyCollect worth the price

ezyCollect earns its A$275 to A$2,350 a month for Australian and New Zealand mid-market businesses with a few hundred debtors, an ERP such as MYOB Exo, Pronto or SAP Business One, and a need for credit checks and collections in one tool.

The strongest case is a trade or wholesale business on an ERP the smaller tools skip. ezyCollect covers MYOB AccountRight, Exo and Acumatica, NetSuite, Dynamics, Sage 300 and Intacct, SAP B1, Pronto Xi and Attaché, alongside Xero and QuickBooks Online. If your ledger is on that list and you want Experian credit data in the same workflow, the tier price buys something the cheaper apps do not offer.

The full guide to ezyCollect alternatives covers the feature gaps in more depth.

How we priced ezyCollect and chose its alternatives

The five alternatives are two for Australian small and mid-market businesses (Paidnice and CreditorWatch Collect), one for larger UK teams (Chaser) and two for enterprise groups (Upflow and Kolleno). Four criteria carry weights that add up to 100%.

• Price and setup fee (30%): each vendor's own pricing page, read as plain text, for the "Price from" column.
• Size and ledger fit (30%): each vendor's integration pages, for the "Size fit" and "Ledger" columns.
• Late fees (20%): each vendor's help docs, for the "Late fees" column.
• Limits (20%): each vendor's pricing and help pages, for the "One limitation" column.

ezyCollect and CreditorWatch Collect now hide their prices. Their figures are shown as last published, from the sources named in the text, and Upflow's $440 is its last published list price. Prices are in each vendor's own currency.

Paidnice is our product. Every entry, Paidnice included, lists its limit. The weights are our editorial judgment.

ezyCollect pricing and alternatives: five options at a different price point

ezyCollect's A$275 entry price sits between five alternatives: Paidnice and CreditorWatch Collect for the Australian small and mid-market, Chaser for larger UK teams, and Upflow and Kolleno for enterprise groups on NetSuite and SAP.

Each option below is size-led, with the pricing unit and one honest limitation. Prices are the vendor's native currency with USD in brackets where the vendor does not bill in USD.

1. Paidnice, best for businesses up to $50m

Paidnice is accounts receivable automation for Xero and QuickBooks Online, best for any business up to $50m a year, from $69 a month (£49, A$99) by invoice volume with no setup fee listed.

Fits

Finance teams doing up to $50m a year that want automated reminders and statements, with late fees and interest as an optional lever.

Entry cost

$69 a month (£49, A$99) on Essentials; Pro from $99 (£74, A$139) with unlimited users (Paidnice pricing).

Pricing unit

Invoices sent a month, not revenue, debtors or seats.

Runs on

Paidnice connects natively to Xero and QuickBooks Online; the Custom plan adds NetSuite, Sage Intacct, MYOB and Dynamics 365 Business Central.

Late fees and interest

Yes, an invoice late fee and a statement interest charge, both posted to the ledger, switched on per customer group.

The one thing it does best

Late fees and interest that land on the ledger in Xero or QuickBooks, so they enter the customer's payables and payment run.

Best suited for: finance teams doing up to $50m a year that want automated reminders and statements, with late fees and interest as an optional lever.

The limit: Creditsafe bureau checks are on Custom only (native checks from payment behavior run on every plan), and ERPs beyond Xero and QuickBooks Online need the Custom plan from $999 (£749, A$1,499).

2. CreditorWatch Collect, best for human callers

CreditorWatch Collect is AU and NZ receivables software with a paid calling add-on (Call Assist, from A$195 a month), best for businesses that want people making the calls; last published A$89 to A$849 a month, now hidden: request a quote.

Fits

AU and NZ businesses on Xero, MYOB or QuickBooks that want reminders plus an outsourced AR calling team and one-click escalation to debt collection.

Entry cost

A$89 to A$849 a month (last reported), now hidden, request a quote. The pricing page shows a 14-day free trial and a custom, sales-assisted plan (CreditorWatch Collect pricing page).

Pricing unit

Custom quote; earlier tiers were set by debtor count.

Runs on

Xero (24-hour sync), MYOB, QuickBooks; Zapier for the rest.

Late fees and interest

None.

The one thing it does best

AR Specialists, a human calling service that works as part of your credit control team, with call recordings and notes pushed to Xero.

Best suited for: AU and NZ businesses on Xero, MYOB or QuickBooks that want reminders plus an outsourced AR calling team and one-click escalation to debt collection.

The limit: its own FAQ says you will still need to make escalation calls, and the Xero sync runs once a day.

3. Chaser, best for larger UK teams

Chaser is UK credit control software with email, SMS, letter and call chasing plus credit checks, best for established UK teams around £4m turnover and up, from £199 a month (about $259).

Fits

Established UK businesses around £4m turnover and up that chase by email, SMS, letter and call and want bureau credit checks in the same app. Chaser here is chaserhq.com, the credit control software.

Entry cost

£199 a month (about $259) on Compact, then £599 (about $779) and £899 (about $1,169) (Chaser pricing page).

Pricing unit

Company revenue band; Compact covers up to £4m.

Runs on

Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, NetSuite, Dynamics 365 and more.

Late fees and interest

Yes, four calculation types including the Bank of England base rate.

The one thing it does best

Multi-channel chasing with credit checks by Creditsafe and a managed AR service, Chaser Care, sold bundled with the software from £899 a month.

Best suited for: established UK businesses around £4m turnover and up that chase by email, SMS, letter and call and want bureau credit checks in the same app.

The limit: one global late fee rule only, so the fee cannot vary by customer group, and SMS, calls and letters are credit-metered.

4. Upflow, best for analytics-led finance teams

Upflow is an analytics-led collections platform, best for growth companies that want DSO and collection dashboards first; price on request, with Starter listed at $333 a month in its structured data.

Fits

Growth companies on NetSuite, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks or Xero that want DSO and collection analytics first and reminders second.

Entry cost

Quote-only on every tier; Upflow's structured data lists Starter at $333 and Grow at $833 a month, and the last published list prices were $440 (Grow) and $880 (Scale) (Upflow pricing page).

Pricing unit

Annual gross invoice value band, from up to $10m to above $100m; seats unlimited. Payments add-on $390 a month plus card 3.5% + $0.30 and ACH 0.8% capped at $5.

Runs on

QuickBooks, NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Xero, Stripe Billing, Chargebee, Zuora.

Late fees and interest

Only through the ERP; no native calculation.

The one thing it does best

AR reporting: countback DSO, collection effectiveness, at-risk rate and cohort cash forecasting.

Best suited for: growth companies on NetSuite, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks or Xero that want DSO and collection analytics first and reminders second.

The limit: automatic actions fire once a day on business days only, and there are no payment plans, only customer partial payments.

5. Kolleno, best for multi-entity groups

Kolleno is an AI order-to-cash platform with cash application at its core, best for multi-entity groups on NetSuite, SAP or Dynamics, from $650 per user a month ($545 annual).

Fits

Groups on NetSuite, SAP, Dynamics or Oracle that need cash application and reconciliation as much as chasing.

Entry cost

$650 per user a month ($545 on annual billing) on BusinessPay; Business Plus $1,245 ($995 annual) (Kolleno pricing page).

Pricing unit

Per user, with a turnover band per tier.

Runs on

Xero, QuickBooks Online and Sage Intacct on the two published tiers; NetSuite, SAP, Dynamics and Oracle on Enterprise.

Late fees and interest

None found.

The one thing it does best

Cash application: remittance parsing, bank files in BAI2, NACHA and ISO 20022 formats, and NetSuite multi-currency journals.

Best suited for: groups on NetSuite, SAP, Dynamics or Oracle that need cash application and reconciliation as much as chasing.

The limit: per-user pricing, so every added seat adds $545 to $650 a month to the bill.

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For the per-seat maths see what a Kolleno team of 3, 5 or 10 pays, and for the revenue-band model see Upflow pricing and alternatives. The Chaser pricing and alternatives guide covers Compact, Core and Complete. Across the whole category, credit control software pricing compares every pricing model. The ezyCollect alternative page sets Paidnice and ezyCollect side by side.

How Paidnice prices the same job

Paidnice starts at $69 a month (£49, A$99) and is priced by the number of invoices you send each month, not by your revenue, your debtor count or your seat count. Pro includes unlimited users, with no contracts or lock-ins.

Essentials covers 150 invoices a month with two team members at $69 (£49, A$99). Pro starts at $99 (£74, A$139) for 300 invoices, then scales by volume: $179 (£129, A$269) for 600, $279 (£199, A$419) for 1,000, $489 (£349, A$679) for 2,000, up to $799 (£599, A$1,199) for 4,000. Custom, from $999 (£749, A$1,499), adds ERP integrations such as NetSuite, Dynamics and Sage (Paidnice pricing).

The same three Australian businesses on Pro, with an assumed invoice volume for each, annual cost ex-GST:

• A$2m revenue, about 100 invoices a month: Pro 300 at A$139 x 12 = A$1,668 a year. No setup fee is listed.
• A$8m revenue, about 400 invoices a month: Pro 600 at A$269 x 12 = A$3,228 a year.
• A$20m revenue, about 900 invoices a month: Pro 1,000 at A$419 x 12 = A$5,028 a year.

Each tier includes email and SMS reminders, automatic statements, payment plans, a customer portal and escalation workflows. SMS is A$0.15 each. Late fees and interest are included and optional: switch them on per customer group when you want overdue invoices to cost the customer something, and waive them deliberately when you do not.

The honest limits: Paidnice runs natively on Xero and QuickBooks Online, runs native credit checks from payment behavior on every plan and Creditsafe bureau checks on Custom only, and is not built for enterprise groups.

Common questions about ezyCollect pricing

ezyCollect has no free plan, prices by tier rather than per user, charges 1.75% + A$0.30 on cards plus a monthly gateway fee, and adds a one-off setup fee on every tier.

About the editorial team

Written by Denym Bird Co-founder & CEO of Paidnice

Denym started Paidnice in 2022 after customers paying late left his own business short on payroll. He has led it to $1 billion collected on time across more than 1 million invoices, and writes about credit control, late fees and getting paid on Xero and QuickBooks.

Reviewed by Jack Daffron Co-founder of Paidnice

Jack is a co-founder of Paidnice and has built accounting software for more than 10 years. He builds the product that sends reminders, adds late fees and takes payments for businesses on Xero, QuickBooks and ERPs such as NetSuite and Business Central.