Dinero

What is Dinero?

Dinero is cloud accounting software built for freelancers, entrepreneurs and small businesses in Denmark. It covers invoices, expense bookkeeping, VAT settlement, receipts and bank reconciliation.

Key features of Dinero

• Invoicing: Creates and sends invoices to customers.
• Expense bookkeeping: Books expenses with cloud-stored receipts.
• VAT settlement: Prepares VAT reporting for Danish rules.
• Bank reconciliation: Automatic reconciliation on higher plans.
• Mobile bookkeeping: Handles bookkeeping from a mobile app.
• Live support: Bookkeeping help on the Pro plan.
• AI-assisted bookkeeping: Automation on the Pro plan.

How Dinero works

A user connects a bank account, uploads receipts and sends invoices from Dinero. The software books transactions, tracks VAT and reconciles bank lines, and the owner reviews the books and submits VAT.

Who uses Dinero?

Danish freelancers, sole traders and small businesses use Dinero. It is designed for Danish accounting and VAT rules, so it fits businesses based in Denmark.

Dinero pricing

Dinero has a free Starter plan for small businesses and paid plans named Starter+, Pro and Total, with monthly or annual billing and prices in Danish kroner excluding VAT. The vendor offers a free trial of Pro on sign-up, according to third-party listings. Check the vendor site for current amounts.

Dinero integrations

The vendor does not publish a named integration list on the pages reviewed. Higher plans support automatic bookkeeping through integrations, and the product connects to bank accounts for reconciliation.

Dinero alternatives

e-conomic is a Danish cloud accounting product used by small businesses and accountants, with more advanced features than entry-level tools. Tripletex is a Norwegian accounting product with a presence in Denmark. Xero is a global cloud accounting platform, and sevDesk is a German product aimed at freelancers.