Chaser Pricing Overview

Chaser does not offer a permanent free plan, but it does provide a free trial that lets users to test the product before committing to a paid plan. Trial availability and duration may vary, so users should review the seller's official pricing page for the most current details.

Chaser's pricing is best suited for small businesses managing high volumes of overdue invoices without the budget or headcount to handle credit control manually. The majority of G2 reviewers identifying their company size fall into the small business segment, spanning industries including accounting, construction, wholesale, and professional services. Accounting firms managing credit control across multiple clients represent a particularly strong use case, with several G2 reviewers in that industry praising Chaser's multi-client scheduling and Xero integration. Mid-market companies in hospitality, manufacturing, and logistics also appear among G2 reviewers, typically valuing automation at scale. Chaser's custom enterprise pricing accommodates larger organizations with more complex receivables workflows.

Chaser does not offer a permanent free version. According to G2's pricing data for Chaser, a free trial is available for teams evaluating the platform before committing to a paid subscription. Chaser's paid plans operate on a subscription model, with enterprise needs handled via custom quotes. G2 reviewers note that core automation features are accessible on entry-level paid tiers, while advanced capabilities such as SMS chasing, the client payment portal, collections services, and credit checks are locked behind higher-cost subscriptions. One G2 reviewer explicitly noted that some features are locked behind more expensive subscriptions, though those features are not considered essential for basic credit control automation.

G2 reviews of Chaser present a recurring split: high satisfaction alongside consistent cost concerns. Many reviewers, particularly small businesses, acknowledge Chaser is expensive but justify it by comparing the subscription cost to hiring additional headcount for credit control. One G2 reviewer in construction noted it is expensive for multiple companies but worth it, while an accounting reviewer flagged that the standard package price is too high for small businesses. A security and investigations reviewer specifically cited steep price increases year over year. Despite cost friction, the majority of G2 reviewers rate Chaser highly, with time savings, reduced debtor days, and improved cash flow cited as tangible returns that offset the premium pricing.