Kolleno Pricing 2026
Kolleno starts at £650 per user/month (BusinessPay tier, billed monthly; £545/month billed annually). What follows is what that figure does and does not cover, what drives the total, and what comparable ar & collections tools charge.
See full Kolleno overview — features, integrations & alternatives- Pricing model
- Per-user subscription, tiered by annual turnover
- Starting price
- £650 per user/month (BusinessPay tier, billed monthly; £545/month billed annually)
- Free trial
- No
Four tiers gated by company annual turnover: BusinessPay (>£1M turnover), Business Plus (>£10M turnover, £1,245 per user/month), Enterprise (>£100M turnover, custom), and Enterprise Plus (£1Bn+ turnover, custom). Each tier requires a minimum number of users. Extra charges may apply for integrations and customisations.
What does Kolleno cost?
Kolleno publishes a starting price (£650 per user/month (BusinessPay tier, billed monthly; £545/month billed annually)) but not a per-user rate, so there is no seat arithmetic to run. Here is what actually drives the total — and what to confirm before you sign.
5 of the 14 vendors we track in this category publish no list price at all.
Kolleno pricing FAQs
How much does Kolleno cost?
Kolleno starts at £650 per user/month (BusinessPay tier, billed monthly; £545/month billed annually). Four tiers gated by company annual turnover: BusinessPay (>£1M turnover), Business Plus (>£10M turnover, £1,245 per user/month), Enterprise (>£100M turnover, custom), and Enterprise Plus (£1Bn+ turnover, custom). Each tier requires a minimum number of users. Extra charges may apply for integrations and customisations.
What drives the cost of Kolleno?
Four tiers gated by company annual turnover: BusinessPay (>£1M turnover), Business Plus (>£10M turnover, £1,245 per user/month), Enterprise (>£100M turnover, custom), and Enterprise Plus (£1Bn+ turnover, custom). Each tier requires a minimum number of users. Extra charges may apply for integrations and customisations.
Is Kolleno pricing negotiable?
Published list rates are the starting point, not the floor. Annual commitment, multi-year terms and seat volume are the usual levers, and vendors in this category commonly discount for committed seat counts. Bring a competing published rate to the conversation.