Pricing

Priced on your volume, not a tier list

Two businesses on Lexware Office can have completely different document loads. So we quote per business instead of publishing a number that fits nobody.

How pricing works

Three things set your price

No hidden per-seat maths, no surprise overage on the month your invoices spike.

01

Monthly document volume

How many invoices, receipts and settlement documents actually flow through your business in a typical month.

02

Connected sources

How many inboxes, supplier portals, marketplaces and payment providers we need to pull from — and how messy their formats are.

03

Setup complexity

Single entity or several, existing booking history to learn from, and how much configuration your first period needs.

Included

In every engagement

Whatever the number ends up being, none of this is an add-on.

Guided onboarding

Sources connected and first rules configured with us, not left to you in an empty dashboard.

Lexware Office sync

The connection to the account you already run, with approval before anything posts.

Exception workflow

Flagged items with a specific question, so review takes minutes instead of an evening.

Data processing agreement

A signed DPA under Art. 28 GDPR, plus the current subprocessor list, on request.

Straight answers

Questions people ask before the call

The things worth knowing before you spend twenty minutes with us.

Why no public price?

Because a published tier would either overcharge a freelancer or under-serve a marketplace seller. We would rather give you a real number.

Do I need Lexware Office already?

Yes, today. VatBlitz automates what feeds into your existing Lexware Office account rather than replacing it.

Is there a long contract?

No lock-in games. Terms are set out plainly before you start, and notice periods are in the AGB.

What about my Steuerberater?

They stay. VatBlitz hands them a prepared period instead of a folder of documents to type in.

Tell us your volume, get a real number.

Roughly how many documents a month, and where they come from — that is all we need to quote.