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InvoiceReminder vs. Chaser vs. Trove: Comparing UK Credit Control Software

By InvoiceReminder Editorial Team · Published 26th July 2026

Credit control software — the tools that chase your overdue invoices for you — has a wide price range for what looks, on the surface, like the same job. Here's how InvoiceReminder, Chaser, and Trove actually compare, on both features and price.

Pricing

InvoiceReminderTroveChaser
Entry price£19/mo£50/mo£199/mo
Next tier£49/mo£135/mo£599/mo
Higher tiers£285/mo, custom
Pricing basisFlatFlatFlat (jumps above £4m turnover)

Figures are each vendor's own published pricing, checked July 2026. Chaser's entry tier is only available to businesses under £4m turnover — above that, pricing jumps straight to £599/month.

Feature comparison

FeatureInvoiceReminderTroveChaser
Accounting platformsFreeAgent, Sage, QuickBooks, XeroXero, FreeAgent, StripeBroad (billing/CRM/ERP)
Escalating tone by invoice ageYesCustomisable workflowsCustomisable workflows
UK statutory late fee calculationBuilt in, automaticYesYes
Preview email before sendingYes, with template switchingReview-or-automateYes
One-off vs. auto-chase per invoiceYesWorkflow-basedWorkflow-based
Thank-you email on paymentYes, automaticYesNot specified
Team/multi-user accessNot yetUnlimited, freeYes
Kanban debtor boardNoYesNo
AI-varied phrasingNoYesNo

Which one fits

Trove and Chaser are both built to grow into larger finance-team territory — segmentation by customer type, Slack/Teams alerts, CRM integrations, Kanban-style team visibility, and in Chaser's case, a direct pathway into formal debt collection. That depth is genuinely useful once you have a dedicated person or team running credit control, and it's reflected in the price.

InvoiceReminder is built for the other end of that spectrum: a business owner or sole operator who wants the core job — automated, tone-appropriate chasing synced with their accounting platform — done reliably, without paying for team features they won't use. The trade-off is explicit: fewer bells and whistles, a fraction of the price.