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How this compares with the well-known packages

Moneybird, Jortt and e-Boekhouden.nl are good packages with hundreds of thousands of users. They have one thing in common: they assume you read Dutch.

What's the difference, briefly?

The big Dutch accounting packages — Moneybird, Jortt and e-Boekhouden.nl — are more mature, have more integrations and a far larger user base. They offer their interface in Dutch, and Moneybird also in English and German. None of the three supports Polish, Hungarian or Romanian, and none of them translates the ledger accounts themselves. Booxx is smaller and younger, but works fully in five languages down to the ledger, the outgoing invoices and the explanations of the VAT boxes. If you read Dutch fluently and need a lot of integrations, the established packages are probably the better fit; if you don't speak the Dutch language of bookkeeping, you can't do the core of the work there yourself.

Where they are better

They've been around longer and have a bigger user base, so more of the rough edges are worn off.
They have considerably more integrations with web shops, point-of-sale systems and time tracking.
They have a large network of bookkeepers who work with their software.
They have a mobile app; we are a website that works on your phone.

Where we make the difference

Five languages, and the translation reaches the ledger and the outgoing email.
Full double-entry bookkeeping with VAT returns, EU sales list and audit file — not an invoicing tool.
One price of €19 with no cap on entries or transactions.
€4 a month for books that are dormant, instead of paying on or cancelling.

Per package

Moneybird

The most widely used package for freelancers, strong on ease of use. Interface in Dutch, English and German; the price scales with your transaction volume.

Next to Moneybird

Jortt

Strong on automatic posting and tax reporting, including help with income tax. Fully Dutch-language; an entry cap on the freelancer plan.

Next to Jortt

e-Boekhouden.nl

The cheapest of the three and the most complete on the bookkeeping side. Dutch-language; English support is limited.

Next to e-Boekhouden.nl

Prices and features of other packages were taken from their own websites on August 4, 2026. Check them there before you decide — we don't track them daily.

Questions about switching

Can I bring my bookkeeping with me if I switch?

Yes. Every Dutch accounting package can produce an audit file (XAF) — that's a legal requirement. You import it here, including your chart of accounts, your entries and your open items.

Can I switch halfway through the year?

Yes. You pick a start date, import your audit file or your opening balance, and post here from that point on. The periods you've already filed with your previous package stay there.

Will my bookkeeper work with this?

They can see your books if you let them in, and they get the audit file in the format they're used to. If they'd rather work in their own package, that audit file is exactly what they need.

Why do you name your competitors?

Because you're going to compare anyway, and because we aren't better on every point. Above, per package, you'll find when you're better off there. That's fairer, and it saves you a month of trying things out.

Start with the quarter you're in right now

Create a set of books, send your first invoice and see whether it works for you. The free plan asks for no payment method, so there is nothing to cancel later.

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