Compliant quotes and invoices
You pick a client and a service, and Abby does the rest: number, required legal details, VAT. Quotes, invoices, purchase orders, and recurring invoices are unlimited.
Abby is business software: an invoicing and admin tool for French micro-entrepreneurs (auto-entrepreneurs) and freelancers. You write your quotes and invoices, track the payments you receive, and report your revenue to Urssaf, the French social contributions agency. AI plays a modest role: writing help, and an assistant, “Abby Intelligence,” still in early access.
Abby has a free plan. The recommended plan to start with: Basique, €0. Prices checked on October 3, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Who it’s for: micro-entrepreneurs, freelancers, and very small businesses in France that invoice their clients themselves.
You pick a client and a service, and Abby does the rest: number, required legal details, VAT. Quotes, invoices, purchase orders, and recurring invoices are unlimited.
Abby is a platform approved by the French government for e-invoicing. You receive your suppliers’ invoices in Abby, you issue yours in the Factur-X format, and the data goes to the tax authorities automatically.
You add a payment link to the invoice. The client pays by card online, with no bank transfer to enter. Abby takes a fee on each payment, lower on the more expensive plans.
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On October 3, 2026, the pricing page shows a 40% back-to-school promotion: Start at €5.40, Pro at €9, Business at €19.80 excl. tax per month, with the prices above crossed out. It also announces a discount for yearly payment. The exact terms of the promotion are not stated: check the amount before you pay.
| Plan | Price | Who it’s for |
|---|---|---|
| Basique Recommended to start | €0 | Starting out and invoicing at no cost |
| Start | €9 excl. tax, per month | Micro-entrepreneurs who want to file and send from Abby |
| Pro | €15 excl. tax, per month | Freelancers who want to track their bank and unpaid invoices |
| Business | €33 excl. tax, per month | A small business with several people |
The “Basique” plan is free, with no time limit and no credit card: unlimited invoices and quotes, e-invoicing, revenue and purchase ledgers, Urssaf contribution estimates, VAT threshold alert. It does not let you email invoices, connect your bank, file with Urssaf, or take card payments.
Start with “Basique”: it is enough to invoice by the rules and for e-invoicing. Move to Start the day you want to email your invoices and file with Urssaf without leaving Abby. Pro is worth it when you are chasing unpaid invoices.
Your data. Abby is a French company. It says it is hosted on Amazon Web Services in Paris and holds the ISO 27001 security certification.
What it does less well
In the starter kit for 4 jobs.
If what you want first is accounting that fills itself in from your bank.
If you have a company and work with a CPA.
If you also want a business account, with invoicing built in.
For a small business that wants all its accounting handled with its accounting firm.
If you mostly sell online, through payment links or subscriptions.
Basique: €0; Start: €9 excl. tax, per month; Pro: €15 excl. tax, per month; Business: €33 excl. tax, per month. Prices checked on October 3, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Yes. The “Basique” plan is free, with no time limit and no credit card: unlimited invoices and quotes, e-invoicing, revenue and purchase ledgers, Urssaf contribution estimates, VAT threshold alert. It does not let you email invoices, connect your bank, file with Urssaf, or take card payments.
Abby is a French company. It says it is hosted on Amazon Web Services in Paris and holds the ISO 27001 security certification.
Indy: If what you want first is accounting that fills itself in from your bank. Tiime: If you have a company and work with a CPA. Shine: If you also want a business account, with invoicing built in. Pennylane: For a small business that wants all its accounting handled with its accounting firm. Stripe: If you mostly sell online, through payment links or subscriptions.
Page checked on October 3, 2026. Brands are named to identify the tools. No affiliation.