Tool

Debitoor

Online invoicing and accounting for small business

Legal, Account and Invoicinginvoicingaccountingbillingexpensessmall-businesssumup
Answer

What founders should know about Debitoor

Cloud invoicing and basic accounting software for freelancers, sole traders, and small businesses, covering invoices, expenses, and financial reporting. Debitoor was acquired by SumUp and rebranded as SumUp Invoices in 2021, and the standalone Debitoor product has been retired.

Best for

Online invoicing and accounting for small business

Probably not for

Teams that need requirements this record cannot verify yet.

Overview

About Debitoor

Cloud invoicing and basic accounting software for freelancers, sole traders, and small businesses, covering invoices, expenses, and financial reporting. Debitoor was acquired by SumUp and rebranded as SumUp Invoices in 2021, and the standalone Debitoor product has been retired.

Common use cases

  • invoicing
  • expense tracking
  • recurring invoices
  • payment reminders
  • financial reporting
  • multi-currency billing

Integrations

SumUp, bank reconciliation.

Decision criteria

  • Team fit and workflow maturity
  • Pricing model and free-tier constraints
  • Deployment, API, and integration requirements

Verified facts and evidence

ClaimValueSourceConfidence
Verification date2026-06-30StartupToolboxhigh
Pricing modelfreemiumStartupToolboxmedium
Starting priceGBP 5StartupToolboxmedium

Methodology and freshness

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Last reviewed: Jun 30, 2026

Who should consider Debitoor?

Online invoicing and accounting for small business

How current is this tool record?

Startup Atlas last checked this record on 2026-06-30.

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