Summary
- The Statey app starts at £8/month for statements only, but from statey.app (not your domain)
- To automate statements from your own domain, you can choose Statey’s £40/month plan
- There’s a 32-day free trial and no credit card required to start.
- Statey doesn’t chase anyone. If a statement alone isn’t getting invoices paid, Trove and Chaser are the two tools worth a look.
What Statey costs in 2026
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | £8/month | Unlimited statements, 30/60/90-day age analysis, sent from statey.app |
| Standard | £18/month | The key additional feature is removing the Statey watermark from your statements |
| Pro | £40/month | Most important - send from your own domain instead of statey.app. You set the domain up yourself with a DNS check. |
All plans include a 32-day free trial with no card required.
Why people look for an alternative to Statey
The businesses that outgrow Statey are in two camps.
Either they need their statements to look more professional, which means removing the watermark and sending from your own domain (not @statey.app). In this case, you’re landing on Statey’s £40/month plan which starts to feel expensive for just statements.
The other group is where a statement alone isn’t enough - where invoices go unpaid after the customer has seen exactly what they owe. Here, proactive chasing is required alongside sending a statement.
The alternatives
Trove - statements plus chasing, from £50/month. Trove sends the same kind of statement Statey does, but backs it with an automated chasing sequence: reminders before and after the due date, escalation as invoices age, and late payment fee calculation if you use them.
Chaser - from £199/month, aimed at larger finance teams. Chaser adds credit monitoring and payer-level risk data on top of chasing, which is more than most small businesses need, but worth knowing about if you’re scaling past a one-person AR function.
How they compare
| Tool | Price | Sends statements | Chases unpaid invoices | Free trial |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Statey | From £8/month | Yes | No | 32 days, no card |
| Trove | £50/month, fixed | Yes | Yes | 30 days |
| Chaser | From £199/month | Yes | Yes | 10 days |
Further reading
- Credit control software for UK small businesses
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- Satago alternatives
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Frequently asked questions
What does Statey cost? Statey starts at £8/month for statements sent from statey.app. Sending from your own domain instead is £40/month. Both plans come with a 32-day free trial and no card is required to start.
Is StateyApp different from Statey? No. StateyApp and Statey app are just how people search for the same product - the company is Statey.
Does Statey chase overdue invoices? No. Statey automates customer statements with an ageing breakdown, but it doesn’t send reminders, escalate, or do anything once the statement’s been sent. For chasing, look at Trove or Chaser.
What’s the difference between Statey and Trove? Statey sends statements. Trove sends statements and runs an automated chasing sequence on top - reminders before and after the due date, with escalation as an invoice ages. If statements alone are keeping you paid, Statey is cheaper and does the job. If they’re not, Trove is built for the same Xero-based small businesses but goes further.
Trove runs a free 30-day trial and takes about 15 minutes to connect to your Xero account.
