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Yaspa

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Billit

Freelancers, small businesses and SMEs in Belgium and neighbouring markets that want e-invoicing (Peppol) software that also handles collecting invoice payments.

Billit
Fees from
— vs Subscription based on documents per month (prices per company registration number or separate file): up to 25 documents/month €7,50 per month (€6,90 per month paid annually); up to 500 documents/month €25,00 per month (€22,92 paid annually); up to 1000 documents/month €250,00 per month (€229,20 paid annually); more than 1000 documents/month on request. 15-day free trial.
Features

0 shared

Regions

0 shared

2 unique to Yaspa
Pay methods

0 shared

2 unique to Yaspa · 3 unique to Billit
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0 features · 5 payment methods · 2 regions. We don't rank these — they're here for reference.
Yaspa
Billit Billit
Quick Facts
Fees
Standard transaction rate
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Subscription based on documents per month (prices per company registration number or separate file): up to 25 documents/month €7,50 per month (€6,90 per month paid annually); up to 500 documents/month €25,00 per month (€22,92 paid annually); up to 1000 documents/month €250,00 per month (€229,20 paid annually); more than 1000 documents/month on request. 15-day free trial.
Settlement
Time to receive funds
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Founded
2017
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Headquarters
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Sandbox / Test Mode
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Webhook Support
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Features
Payment Methods
Billit leads (3 vs 2)
Ach Unique
✓
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Direct Debit Unique
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✓
Fednow Unique
✓
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Payment Link Unique
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✓
Qr Code Unique
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✓
Regions
Yaspa leads (2 vs 0)
Europe Unique
✓
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North America Unique
✓
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Yaspa is best when you...

Want coverage in Europe, North America
Billit doesn't cover these regions
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Billit is best when you...

Freelancers, small businesses and SMEs in Belgium and neighbouring markets that want e-invoicing (Peppol) software that also handles collecting invoice payments.
View Billit

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Yaspa and Billit?
They share 0 payment methods and 0 regions. Yaspa adds ACH, FedNow that Billit does not list; Billit adds Direct Debit, Payment Link, QR Code that Yaspa does not list; Yaspa also covers Europe, North America.
Which is cheaper, Yaspa or Billit?
Yaspa has no published rate; Billit has published rates from Subscription based on documents per month (prices per company registration number or separate file): up to 25 documents/month €7,50 per month (€6,90 per month paid annually); up to 500 documents/month €25,00 per month (€22,92 paid annually); up to 1000 documents/month €250,00 per month (€229,20 paid annually); more than 1000 documents/month on request. 15-day free trial.. Headline rates exclude fixed per-transaction fees, FX and chargeback costs, so model your own mix before deciding.
Where can I use Yaspa and Billit?
Yaspa lists 2 regions and 2 payment methods; Billit lists 0 and 3. Check the country list on each profile before onboarding — regional coverage is not the same as local acquiring.

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