Affordable credit control software pricing: what Statey, Satago, Trove and ezyCollect cost (2026)

Facts checked July 2026.

In a nutshell: all four of these tools start under £100 a month but their entry-level plans look quite different. Statey starts at £8 but features are limited. Satago and Trove start around £45-50 but include different features. ezyCollect has pricing that scales per feature.

Here’s what each one costs and their pricing model. For the feature side of this comparison, see our affordable credit control software comparison.

Summary

• Statey pricing: from £8/month for statements only. Own-domain sending without a watermark is £40/month.
• Satago pricing: from £45/month, then £80. Unlimited reminders and own-email sending start at £80.
• Trove pricing: from £50/month, then £135. Unlimited reminders, users and own-email sending start at £50.
• ezyCollect pricing: not officially published. Capterra lists it from $125/month (about £98), priced per feature.

The four side by side

Tool	Entry price	Pricing model	Free trial	Source
Statey	£8/month (£40 for own domain)	Fixed	Yes, no card required	statey.app
Satago	£45/month	Fixed	Yes	satago.com/pricing
Trove	£50/month	Fixed	Yes, 30 days	trove.works/pricing
ezyCollect	$125/month (about £98)	Per feature	Yes	Capterra (not published by vendor)
All figures entry-level and checked July 2026. USD converted at roughly £0.79 to the dollar.

Statey is the cheapest tool here and does one thing: automated Xero statements. The Starter plan is £8/month.

However, at that price your statements carry a Statey watermark and send from Statey’s own email address rather than yours. To remove the watermark and send from your own domain you move up to £40/month

There’s no per-invoice or per-debtor charge, so the price holds as you grow. Source: statey.app.

Satago publishes three tiers: Basic at £45/month, Premium at £80/month, and Platinum at £200/month.

Basic (£45) gives you 25 credit reports but caps you at 100 email reminders a month. It also doesn’t let you send from your own email address. Unlimited reminders, own-email sending, SMS and card payments all start at Premium (£80). Source: satago.com/pricing.

Trove is fixed at £50/month on its entry plan. This includes unlimited seats for team members, sending from your own email address and both invoice chasing and statements. There’s a 30-day free trial with no card required. Higher tiers exist for multi-entity setups and ERP integrations like NetSuite and Dynamics, but the core chasing job sits on the £50 plan.

The point of the fixed price is that it doesn’t move. Your bill is the same whether your turnover doubles, your debtor list grows, or you add people to the team. Source: trove.works.

ezyCollect doesn’t publish standard pricing. The clearest public figure is Capterra’s, which lists it from $125/month (about £98). They specify this is a per-feature price, so it’s a minimum rather than a flat rate.

They are also now part of Sidetrade which is a fully-featured accounts receivable platform. The Capterra pricing may therefore be out of date and it’s therefore worth getting a quote directly from the vendors. However, it should still be in the affordable ballpark based on Capterra’s data. Source: Capterra; ezyCollect (now part of Sidetrade) doesn’t publish pricing.

In conclusion

All of these are affordable and the pricing varies based on the number of features included. Exactly what you decide to spend will depend on which features you need.

For the full feature comparison of these four tools, see our affordable credit control software comparison. To see how the heavier platforms price, our Chaser, Kolleno and Upflow pricing comparison covers the step up, and the full guide profiles the wider field.