Questions, answered

BillCrop offers a 14-day trial with 150 one-time credits so you can try everything, including assistant features. It's a trial, not a permanent free plan — it converts to a paid plan (from $4.99/mo) when you're ready. No card is charged during the trial.

Paid plans are Starter ($4.99/mo), Business ($12.99/mo), and Pro ($24.99/mo), with custom Enterprise pricing. Annual billing works out roughly two months cheaper. See the pricing page for what's included.

Yes. Start with the 14-day trial and manage or cancel your plan from your account at any time.

Attach an online payment link to any invoice so clients pay by card or local method through Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, or Paystack — directly from the invoice.

Yes. BillCrop is multi-currency with Nigerian Naira first-class via Paystack, alongside USD via Stripe. Both are first-class, not an afterthought.

Yes. Automatic reminders can follow up on overdue invoices, and on Business and Pro plans the assistant can draft a specific reminder for you to approve.

No. Human-in-the-loop is structural: every write — an invoice, a reminder, a project, a CRM update — is a pending draft you must approve before anything is saved or sent. There are no autonomous actions.

Ask what needs attention, or ask it to draft an invoice, a payment reminder, a project with milestones and tasks, or a customer or lead. Each result is a draft you review and approve.

It's powered by Anthropic's Claude, used within a bounded set of read and draft tools scoped to your company's data.

You do. Your data is scoped to your company, and the assistant only reads your own records to answer your questions. Financial internals never leave your account.

Yes. The invoice, quotation, and payment reminder generators run entirely in your browser — nothing you type into them is uploaded or stored on a server.

Yes. Alongside billing, BillCrop includes projects with milestones, a task Kanban (and Gantt reschedule), timesheets, client approvals, comments, and templates — so delivery and billing live together.

Yes, on Enterprise. Parent-organization multi-entity support lets a group manage several companies with shared SSO and role-based access while keeping each entity's data separated.