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The three networks

Each network has its own country sites, its own catalogue and its own language — but one publisher and one method.

PEPPOL
Invoicing software Live

compareinvoicing.eu

compareinvoicing.eu compares invoicing software for small and medium-sized businesses. Each country site lists the products available in that country and shows how far each one supports electronic invoicing through Peppol, next to the national mandate and its deadlines.

Out of scope: accounting packages in which invoicing exists only as part of a larger suite, without a standalone invoicing plan. Putting those side by side would compare two different things.

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VERIFIED
Accounting software Live

compareaccounting.eu

compareaccounting.eu compares accounting software for businesses, with the same approach: the products available in that country, the local rules, and the local language.

Out of scope: tools that only create and send invoices, without a standalone accounting plan. That is the mirror image of the invoicing criterion, so a product sits in one network or the other, never in both.

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FEE STRUCTURE
Business bank accounts Live

comparebanking.eu

comparebanking.eu compares business bank accounts for sole traders and small companies, country by country, with the fees and conditions as they are published today.

A fee schedule is compared as a structure, not as a single monthly price: what an account costs depends on how it is used. Each country site therefore works out the cost from the published fee items.

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Where the country sites are

Every network runs its own country sites, each on its own domain and in the local language. The current list lives on the network itself: a copy here would quietly go out of date, and we would rather point you at the source than quote a number of countries we cannot back up.

What the three have in common

One publisher, one method, and one rule about ranking: there isn’t one. How data is gathered, verified and shown is identical across the three networks, which is why it is written down here rather than three times over.

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