Pricing comparison
| Plan | ChaseAI | Chaser |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | ✅ Yes (1 invoice, 1 sequence/mo) | ❌ No |
| Entry paid plan | $29/mo (unlimited invoices, 50 sequence generations) | $49/mo (up to 50 invoices) |
| Mid-tier plan | $49/mo (unlimited invoices + sequences) | $129/mo (up to 150 invoices) |
| Higher volume | $49/mo (no invoice limit) | $369/mo (up to 400 invoices) |
| Enterprise | Contact | Custom |
| Free trial | ✅ Free plan, no card | ✅ Trial available |
Chaser's pricing scales by invoice volume. At 150 invoices/month, you're paying $129/mo on Chaser vs $49/mo on ChaseAI. At 400 invoices, $369/mo vs $49/mo.
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Feature comparison
| Feature | ChaseAI | Chaser |
|---|---|---|
| AI-generated email sequences | ✅ Yes - AI writes from your invoice PDF | ⚠️ Templates with AI optimization |
| PDF invoice upload | ✅ Yes - data extracted automatically | ✅ Yes |
| No accounting software required | ✅ Works standalone | ❌ Requires Xero, QuickBooks, or Sage |
| Xero / QuickBooks integration | ❌ Not currently | ✅ Native integration |
| Automated email sending | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |
| Email open tracking | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |
| SMS reminders | ❌ Not currently | ✅ Yes |
| Automated phone call reminders | ❌ No | ✅ Yes (Auto-call feature) |
| Client payment portal | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
| Credit checks on clients | ❌ No | ✅ Yes (AI-powered) |
| Cash flow forecasting | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
| Late fee enforcement | ❌ No | ✅ Added mid-2026 |
| Setup time | ~5 minutes | 30-60 minutes |
| Designed for | Freelancers, small agencies | SMBs, mid-market finance teams |
| Starting price | Free | $49/month |
Where Chaser is genuinely better
If you run your business on Xero or QuickBooks and want a tool that syncs automatically, Chaser's native integration saves significant time. ChaseAI requires manual PDF upload for each invoice, which works fine for lower volumes but adds friction at scale.
Chaser also includes AI-powered credit checks so you can assess whether a new client is likely to pay before you start. ChaseAI has a Client Payment Risk Scorer tool, but not real-time credit bureau data. If protecting against bad debt is a top priority, Chaser is stronger here.
If your process relies on calls, Chaser's Auto-call feature can schedule and make automated debtor phone calls. ChaseAI is intentionally email-first, so teams with phone-heavy collections workflows will likely prefer Chaser.
For finance teams handling 200+ invoices per month, Chaser's full AR workflow (credit-to-cash, forecasting, and deeper AR dashboards) becomes genuinely useful. ChaseAI is built for lower-volume users where simplicity and speed are worth more than enterprise workflow depth.
Where ChaseAI is genuinely better
Price: At $29/mo for unlimited invoices, ChaseAI is 1.5x-12x cheaper depending on your invoice volume. For a freelancer chasing 20-50 invoices/month, paying $129-$369/mo for Chaser is hard to justify.
No accounting software required: ChaseAI works from a PDF. You don't need to connect Xero, QuickBooks, or Sage. For freelancers using FreshBooks, Wave, or even spreadsheets, ChaseAI works immediately.
AI-first with template fallback: ChaseAI can generate sequences tailored to your specific invoice (client name, amount, due date, relationship context), and also lets you start from built-in templates when you want more control.
Setup in 5 minutes: Chaser onboarding typically includes connecting accounting software and configuring reminder rules. ChaseAI is upload a PDF, review the generated sequence, send.
Who should choose which - decision table
| Situation | Best choice | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Freelancer, <50 invoices/month, no accounting software | ChaseAI | Cheaper, simpler, no integrations needed |
| Small agency on Xero/QB, wants hands-off AR | Chaser | Integration + automation justifies price |
| Consultant, 10-30 invoices/month, hates writing emails | ChaseAI | AI writes the emails, free plan available |
| Finance team, 100+ invoices, needs credit checks | Chaser | Full AR platform is worth the investment |
| Trades business, irregular invoicing, basic needs | ChaseAI | Simpler setup, no accounting software required |
| Mid-market business, dedicated AR staff | Chaser | Built for this exact use case |
Frequently asked questions
Can I switch from Chaser to ChaseAI?
Yes. ChaseAI doesn't require any accounting software connection, so there's nothing to migrate. Upload your first invoice PDF and you're running a sequence in minutes. There's a free plan if you want to test before committing.
Does ChaseAI integrate with Xero or QuickBooks?
Not currently. ChaseAI works via PDF upload or manual invoice entry. Xero and QuickBooks integration is on the roadmap. If accounting software sync is critical today, Chaser is the stronger choice.
What happens to my Chaser data if I switch?
ChaseAI is a separate system - you'd start fresh. Your invoice history and client communications in Chaser don't transfer, but for most small businesses the active invoice list is small enough that this isn't a significant issue.
Is Chaser worth it for a solo freelancer?
It depends on your invoice volume. At $49/mo for 50 invoices, the math works if you're consistently sending that volume. For freelancers with 10-30 invoices/month, ChaseAI's $29/mo (or free plan) is a better fit.
Does ChaseAI have a free trial?
ChaseAI has a permanent free plan - not a trial. You can create 1 invoice and generate 1 sequence per month for free (AI or template start), with no credit card required. Paid plans start at $29/month.
External references
- Chaser pricing and features: capterra.com/p/157101/CHASER/
- Chaser G2 reviews: g2.com/products/chaser/reviews
- QuickBooks: 89% of small businesses experience late payments (2026): quickbooks.intuit.com
Related tools and guides
- Late Payment Cost Calculator
- Invoice Follow-Up Email Generator
- Client Payment Risk Scorer
- How to Chase Unpaid Invoices
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Written by Pasko Djonovic, Founder at ChaseAI • Last updated May 6, 2026
Disclosure: ChaseAI is one of the tools compared on this page.