The verdict
Yonovo and Chaser both connect to your accounting system and automate chasing unpaid invoices, but they were built for different markets. Chaser is a UK-based, self-serve platform with strong cash-flow forecasting, deep Xero integration, and an optional outsourced credit-control service (Care). Yonovo is a US-based, white-glove service: a dedicated Slack channel and hands-on onboarding get collections live across email, SMS, AI voice, and WhatsApp in about a day, with multi-channel outreach included.
Choose Chaser if you are a UK or European team that wants built-in forecasting or a human to chase on your behalf. Choose Yonovo if you want a US-based team to get collections running for you this week, with multi-channel outreach included.
Yonovo vs Chaser at a glance
A side-by-side look at how the two platforms compare on the criteria buyers weigh most.
Last reviewed July 2026. Chaser details from chaserhq.com, verified at the time of writing.
Positioning and target customer
Chaser is a UK company that prices in GBP, leads with cash flow forecasting, and runs an active partner program for accountants and bookkeepers. Its customer base is SMB-heavy, with a concentration in the Xero ecosystem, and it claims more than 10,000 users worldwide.
Yonovo was built for US-based businesses, prices in USD, and integrates broadly across QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Odoo, FreshBooks, Salesforce, HubSpot, and SAP. Customers span manufacturing, wholesale and distribution, professional services, and more.
Onboarding: white-glove vs self-serve
Chaser is self-serve software. Its Compact and Core tiers do not include onboarding services; assisted onboarding with a dedicated account manager appears on the Complete tier. Reviews mention a learning curve on the more advanced features, consistent with a platform that has accumulated depth over time.
Yonovo is a hands-on service. Every customer gets a dedicated Slack channel with the Yonovo team and is walked through onboarding and rollout, so collections are usually running in about a day. Troyes automated in a single day and TDG Inc cut manual follow-ups by 80% within three months. If your finance team is already behind on closing the books, having a team get you live is the meaningful difference.
Pricing and total cost
Chaser publishes four GBP tiers gated by revenue: Compact (from £199/month; 4 users, 30 templates, 4 workflows, revenue under £4M), Core (from £599/month; unlimited users, revenue under £10 to 20M), Complete (from £899/month; adds a dedicated account manager, assisted onboarding, and receivables forecast), and Custom. A Care add-on starts from £324/month. Chaser offers 10% off annual plans. Watch the Compact ceiling: many growing teams hit the 4-user, 4-workflow caps and move up to Core.
Yonovo's pricing is custom, scaled to your size and quoted after a short demo, with multi-channel outreach included. On price transparency, Chaser is the more open of the two, since it lists its tiers publicly. See how Yonovo pricing works.
Forecasting and reporting
This is where Chaser is genuinely differentiated, and it is fair to say so directly. Chaser includes revenue forecast, receivables forecast, and cash flow forecast tools, with receivables forecast on the Complete tier. If your CFO or board wants forecasting and AR in one tool, Chaser folds them together.
Yonovo focuses on operational AR: aging dashboards, DSO tracking, collection effectiveness, and a daily briefing summarizing what was sent and what was recovered. If forecasting is the primary reason you are evaluating, Chaser leads here; if you want the tool to run collections in the background and surface exceptions, Yonovo is more focused on that.
Integrations
Both cover the major accounting systems. Chaser integrates with Xero, QuickBooks Online, Sage (50, 200, Intacct), SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365, AccountsIQ, Odoo, and NetSuite, plus CRMs like HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive; its Xero integration is the most often cited strength. Yonovo integrates with QuickBooks Online, Xero, Odoo, NetSuite, Sage Intacct, FreshBooks, Salesforce, HubSpot, and SAP, with particular strength for QuickBooks-centric US businesses and teams running Salesforce or HubSpot as the invoicing source of record.
Where Chaser is stronger
A fair comparison names what the other tool does well. Chaser leads in a few areas:
- Cash flow forecasting: built-in revenue, receivables, and cash flow forecasts in the same platform as collections.
- Xero ecosystem: a deep, frequently praised Xero integration and a strong accountant and bookkeeper partner channel.
- Outsourced credit control: the Care add-on puts a dedicated AR specialist on your follow-ups, calls, disputes, and reconciliation.
- UK and Europe fit: GBP pricing, multi-currency handling, and UK operations for teams based there.
- Price transparency: Chaser publishes its plan prices, so you can budget upfront instead of requesting a quote.
Choose Yonovo if
- You want a US-based team to set collections up for you in a shared Slack channel.
- You need collections running by end of day, not end of quarter.
- You want multi-channel outreach (email, SMS, AI voice, WhatsApp) included in one plan.
- You are on QuickBooks, NetSuite, Sage, or running invoicing out of Salesforce or HubSpot.
Choose Chaser if
- You are a UK or European business comfortable with GBP pricing.
- You run Xero as your source of truth and value the ecosystem fit.
- You want built-in cash flow and receivables forecasting.
- You want the option to outsource collections to a dedicated AR specialist.
- You want to see plan prices upfront rather than request a quote.