Which invoicing software handles both VeriFactu and Facturae?

TS Facturas, formerly Billin, is the only app in our comparison that spells out what everyone is looking for: unlimited VeriFactu, Facturae and TicketBAI invoices on every plan, with FACe e-invoices on the list of what's included everywhere. No add-on, no upgrade just because your client is a town hall.

Pricing depends on how many clients you have, not how many invoices you send. Básico costs €8 a month, or €80 a year (€6.60 a month), for up to 5 clients and one user. Pro is €17 (€168 a year) for 6 to 50 clients and three users. Ilimitado is €28 (€276 a year). All prices are before 21% VAT. If you bill two or three public bodies and a handful of companies, the entry plan often does the job.

Why it matters for Facturae: an app that handles VeriFactu and Facturae from the same invoice record saves you the double entry that worries so many users on Spanish forums. You issue the invoice once. It's logged for VeriFactu, and the file for FACe comes from the same record. You still need a valid Spanish digital certificate (usually from the FNMT): without one, no Facturae file is valid.

The interface and support are in Spanish, which is worth knowing if you're not fluent. Public reviews average around 3.5 out of 5, with a majority of five-star ratings but nearly one in five at one star, almost all about support. In its replies to reviews, the vendor says phone support isn't offered to every customer. And the client cap pushes the price up fast if you have many small clients.

B2Brouter isn't a business management app. It's an e-invoice exchange network, and that's exactly why it fits here. FACe is included on all three plans, along with Peppol (the European e-invoicing network). From Professional up, you also receive invoices through FACeB2B and national networks. VeriFactu is on every plan too. The vendor says it handles Facturae and UBL, but its pricing grid doesn't name Facturae, and importing Facturae files is described as a manual step.

For unlimited invoicing, it's the cheapest option on this list. Basic is free but limited to one user, 10 contacts and 24 transactions a year: two invoices a month, incoming ones included. Professional costs €110 a year (yes, a year) with two users and unlimited transactions. Business is €300 a year for ten users. Pricing is per tax ID, so per company.

Where it stands out for what's coming: B2B e-invoicing in Spain will run either through the AEAT's public platform or through private platforms that must connect to each other. A tool that already is an exchange network is better placed than most invoicing apps. The catch: B2Brouter has no reviews on the major review sites, so there's nothing to go on either way. And one third-party comparison lists it as "not VeriFactu-compliant", which its own pricing page contradicts. Ask for a compliance statement before you commit.

Odoo handles both rules with two official modules in its Spanish localization. The Facturae module comes with the localization; you upload your digital certificate and set its scope to Facturae. The VeriFactu module is installed separately, and there's a point-of-sale version too. On each public-sector customer, Odoo has fields for the three FACe offices: the accounting office, the managing body and the processing unit, better known as DIR3 codes.

The line to remember from its documentation: the XML file is NOT sent automatically. Odoo produces the signed Facturae invoice, but you or your Odoo partner upload it to FACe. For a few public invoices a month, that's fine. For hundreds, plan for a connector.

Pricing starts at zero for a single app, Invoicing, with unlimited users. As soon as you add inventory, point of sale or CRM, you need the paid Standard plan, priced per user. Support gets the lowest score in this ranking: setup usually goes through a partner, and that's where the certificate and DIR3 codes get configured.

Contasimple, owned by Cegid, is VeriFactu-ready all the way down to its free plan. For Facturae, the pricing grid hides a surprise: Facturae 3.2 is only available during the 30-day trial on Básico and Profesional. It stays unrestricted on Ultimate only. FACe appears in the Profesional feature list, but without a permanent Facturae file, that doesn't get you far.

So run the numbers on Ultimate: €19.95 a month before VAT, or €15.95 billed yearly, with unlimited documents. Profesional, at €12.95 (€10.95 yearly), caps you at 500 documents a year. The free plan stops at 12 documents a year and 10 clients. Heads up: the monthly and yearly labels are swapped in places on the pricing page, so check the amount in your cart before you pay.

The weak spots are support and digital certificates. Public reviews average 3.5 out of 5, with a third of reviews at one star. In 2026, one customer complained they could no longer enter invoices because the platform reportedly only accepted FNMT certificates, and the company acknowledged certificate issues. If you're a foreign company signing with a certificate from another provider, check it during the trial.

Holded is one of the best-rated business apps on our VeriFactu pages, and its grid is clear on one point: every plan includes VeriFactu. On e-invoicing, the pricing page only says "VeriFactu and e-invoicing included and up to date", without saying which plan produces a Facturae file. For FACe, the process the vendor describes seems to be: Holded generates the invoice, then you sign it and upload the XML to the portal. We couldn't read that help page in full, so treat this as unconfirmed.

Plans are sized by invoices per year. Plus is €15 a month for 250 invoices a year, half price for the first three months. Básico is €29 (1,000 invoices, two users plus access for your accountant). Estándar is €59 (3,000 invoices, four users), Avanzado €99 (10,000) and Premium €199 (unlimited). Prices are before VAT.

Our advice: during the 14-day trial, create a public-sector customer with its three DIR3 codes, issue an invoice and look at what comes out. If you get a signed file ready for FACe on the plan you plan to pay for, Holded becomes the best pick on this page for an SMB. If the vendor won't confirm it in writing, go with TS Facturas or B2Brouter, which state it openly.

STEL Order is built for field work: quotes on site, work orders, the client signing on a phone. VeriFactu is included on every plan. For the public sector, the vendor advertises Facturae invoices and automated filing to FACe and other official platforms. Along with B2Brouter, it's the only one here that talks about automatic filing rather than a manual upload.

The problem is the pricing grid: it doesn't say which plan includes Facturae and FACe. Spanish-market prices are €24 a month for Lite, €36 for Business and €60 for Pro, or €20, €30 and €50 a month billed yearly, before VAT. If you open the pricing page from the US, it shows dollar prices that don't apply to Spanish businesses. There's a Free plan, but don't count on it for FACe without confirmation.

Its strength is support, the best-rated in this ranking. Put it to work: before paying, ask which plan includes automatic FACe filing, and have them walk you through a public-sector invoice from start to finish.