ChaseBot and Chaser both help businesses get invoices paid faster. But they take very different approaches. Here's an honest comparison to help you decide which one fits your business.
Pro plan from $29/mo. Includes 200 invoices and priority support.
A simple, SMS-first approach to invoice chasing with transparent pricing, a free tier, and a 30-second setup. Best for freelancers, small businesses, and Xero users who want to get paid faster without complexity.
An enterprise-grade credit management platform with automated phone calls, a collections service, credit checks, and multi-platform accounting integration. Best for larger businesses with dedicated AR teams and complex credit control needs.
A side-by-side look at what each platform offers. We've tried to be fair. Chaser has genuine strengths that ChaseBot doesn't match (yet).
Information based on publicly available data as of early 2026. Chaser pricing requires contacting their sales team directly.
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Try ChaseBot freeIf these things matter to you, ChaseBot is the better fit.
ChaseBot was built around SMS from day one. With a 98% open rate, your reminders actually get read. Chaser offers SMS but on a credit-based model that adds cost and complexity.
Free tier with 5 invoices/month. Paid plan at $29/month flat. No sales calls, no hidden fees. Chaser requires you to contact sales, and their pricing is not published.
Connect Xero, pick a flow, done. No onboarding calls, no training sessions. Chaser is more involved to set up, especially with its credit management and multi-channel features.
Design your reminder sequences visually. Drag and drop SMS and email steps, set timing between each. Chaser uses schedules but lacks a visual builder.
Try before you commit. ChaseBot's free plan includes both SMS and email reminders for up to 5 invoices per month. Chaser has no free tier.
If all you need is to stop chasing invoices manually, ChaseBot does that without the overhead of an enterprise platform. Less configuration, fewer decisions, faster time-to-value.
Credit where it's due. Chaser has built a full-featured platform with capabilities ChaseBot doesn't offer.
Chaser can automatically call your customers as part of the chasing sequence. This is a unique feature in the market. If phone-based follow-ups are part of your AR process, Chaser delivers here.
For invoices that go seriously overdue, Chaser offers a no-win-no-fee collections service. They escalate directly from the platform. ChaseBot does not offer debt collection.
Chaser includes credit checking and risk assessment tools. You can evaluate customer creditworthiness before extending terms. This is valuable for businesses with significant credit exposure.
Chaser integrates with Xero, QuickBooks, and Sage. ChaseBot currently supports Xero with QuickBooks coming soon. If you use Sage, Chaser is your option.
Unlimited custom schedules, escalation to senior contacts, multi-channel chasing sequences, and team collaboration tools. Chaser is built for AR teams, not just individuals.
ChaseBot is built for businesses that want to stop chasing invoices manually without learning a complex platform.
Chaser is the right choice for businesses with more complex accounts receivable needs.
One of the biggest differences between ChaseBot and Chaser is how they handle pricing.
Still researching? These resources can help you make the right decision for your business.
Overview of what invoice reminder software does and why you need it.
Read moreWhy SMS has a 98% open rate and how it transforms invoice collection.
Read moreHow ChaseBot integrates with Xero for real-time invoice sync.
Read moreA broader look at the accounts receivable automation landscape.
Read moreComplete guide to automating your AR process from start to finish.
Read moreIf you want a simple, affordable way to chase invoices with SMS and email, give ChaseBot a try. Free plan, no credit card, 30-second setup.
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