Honest comparison
A Chaser alternative that
isn't priced for a finance team
Chaser is a strong product — for companies with a finance team, multiple entities, and enough volume to justify $259 per month at the entry tier. If you're a small business on QuickBooks Online that just needs overdue invoices chased automatically, you're paying for seats, call minutes, and workflows you'll never use.
The same job, one-fifth the price
Per month
Chaser: $259
Dueflo: $49
Per year
Chaser: $3,108
Dueflo: $588
Over 3 years
Chaser: $9,324
Dueflo: $1,764
Entry tiers of each product, per both vendors' published pricing (July 2026). Chaser's tiers are additionally gated by your company's annual revenue; Dueflo's only by how many invoices are in collections at once.
| Capability | Chaser | Dueflo |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $259/mo (Compact) | $49/mo (Starter) |
| How tiers are gated | Your annual revenue (<$5M, <$13M…) | Invoices in collections (50 / 250 / unlimited) |
| Reminder emails | 30 templates, 4 workflows at entry | AI-written per client, invoice, and step |
| When a customer replies | Shared inbox for the team | Auto-pauses all sequences, AI classifies, notifies you |
| SMS | 100/mo at entry | Professional plan ($99) |
| Automated phone calls | 100/mo at entry | Not offered |
| Users at entry | 4 | 1 (it runs itself) |
| Multi-entity | $779–1,169/mo tiers | $199/mo (multiple QuickBooks companies) |
| Integrations | Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, and more | QuickBooks Online, deeply |
| Built for | Mid-market finance teams | Small businesses on QuickBooks |
Based on both vendors' publicly published pricing and feature pages as of July 2026 — verify current details with each vendor. Chaser is a trademark of its owner; Dueflo is not affiliated with it. Where Chaser is stronger, this page says so.
Where Chaser is genuinely stronger
If you have a credit-control team, invoice from several entities, chase by phone as well as email, or run on Xero or Sage, Chaser is built for you and Dueflo isn't. Team seats, automated calls, and a shared collections inbox are real capabilities — mid-market companies get their money's worth. The problem is only that its entry tier asks a 10-person business to pay finance-department prices.
Where Dueflo wins
Dueflo is what invoice chasing looks like when it's designed for an owner instead of a department. There are no templates to write or workflows to configure — every reminder is written by AI for that client, that invoice, that escalation step, on a proven 6-step schedule you can adjust. When a client replies, everything pauses instantly and the reply is classified and forwarded to you. Clients with several overdue invoices get one consolidated statement, not parallel threads. Setup is a 2-minute QuickBooks connection, and the price is flat — never a percentage, never a revenue audit. Here's exactly how the automation works.
Collections on autopilot, at small-business prices
$49/mo flat, 14-day free trial, no transaction fees, cancel anytime.
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