Slate
Every Israeli system issues a valid invoice. The differences sit in price, document limits, what happens when you need to leave, and how much manual work is left with you. This page summarizes what can actually be checked.
Prices checked on 6 October 2026 against the official pages. Price lists change, so verify before deciding.
SlateA platform for issuing documents, invoices and receipts with no limit, businesses with no limit, and advanced AI services. Simple to work in, and the only one here with a live demo that needs no signup.
Price₪0. No monthly cap and no card at signup. Documents, businesses, customers and items are all uncapped.
SuitsAny business, at any size. No document limit and no price rise as the business grows, including invoices for overseas clients.
Morning (Green Invoice)A financial management platform for freelancers and small businesses, also trading as Green Invoice.
PriceFour plans, excluding VAT. Basic from ₪29 a month billed annually, up to 20 documents a month with ₪1 per extra document. Best ₪45 annual or ₪54 monthly, up to 50 documents. Extra ₪74 or ₪89, up to 200. Prime ₪129 or ₪155, up to 500. The number of businesses per plan rises from one on the entry plan to five on the top one.
SuitsA business that needs card clearing and a store integration, and does not mind the price rising with document count.
iCountA business-management system that also issues documents. Modules such as CRM and time tracking are priced separately. 45-day trial.
PriceThree plans, excluding VAT. Express at ₪276 a year in a single payment, unlimited documents, one business and one user, without an API or store integration. Advanced from ₪32 a month, priced by how many documents were issued that month. Master from ₪111 a month with representation before the tax authorities, plus ₪119 to open a tax file and ₪500 for the annual return. Features such as CRM or time tracking are priced separately.
SuitsAnyone who also needs card clearing, time tracking or tax representation in one place, and is willing to assemble the package from features.
Invoice4uAn Israeli document-issuing system with built-in card clearing.
PriceFour colour-named plans, excluding VAT, at the monthly figure when paid annually. Pink ₪21 with 50 documents a month and two businesses, Green ₪31 with 100 documents and three businesses, Blue ₪44 with 200 documents, and Red ₪89 with 500 documents. A plan called unlimited documents costs ₪59 and is capped at 1,000 documents a month. Modules such as double-entry bookkeeping at ₪120 and PCN874 reporting at ₪69 are priced on top of the plan.
SuitsA business looking for a system with built-in clearing and Hebrew-language support, whose monthly document count is steady.
RivhitA double-entry bookkeeping system, in desktop and cloud versions. Payroll, point of sale, inventory, card clearing and withholding tax are separate modules.
PriceBy plan, before VAT: Basic ₪120 a month, Plus ₪170, Pro ₪240. Paying annually, you pay for 10 months out of 12. An extra user is ₪30 a month, and the API module ₪199 a month for up to 2,000 actions.
SuitsA business running its own double-entry bookkeeping, or working with a firm that requires it.
SUMITAn Israeli business management system covering document issuing, card clearing, work hours and attendance, priced by a monthly action meter.
PriceFour plans, excluding VAT. Free at ₪0 with 10 actions a month and no way to add more, Start at ₪25 a month or ₪19 on annual with 50 actions, Growth at ₪125 with 400 actions, and Advanced at ₪375 with 1,500 actions. An action is issuing a document, a card charge that went through, or an attendance report alike. Storage ₪5 per GB, SMS ₪0.1, email ₪0.01.
SuitsA business running work hours and attendance in the same system that issues its documents, and that knows its action count in a busy month.
EZcountA long-established cloud document issuing system, now presented as a product from Hyp. The price list sits on a Hyp address.
PriceFour plans, excluding VAT, at the monthly figure. Givol ₪24 with 50 documents and one user, Shtil ₪36 with 100 documents and five users, Mata ₪49 with 300 documents and ten users, and Pardes ₪79 with no document cap. A document over the cap costs ₪0.75 on the two lower plans and ₪0.25 on Mata.
SuitsA business with a steady document count, and anyone working against an API.
CaspitA cloud bookkeeping system for small businesses, sold in six versions by audience and modules.
PriceBy version, excluding VAT. Caspit Exempt ₪37.61 a month, Caspit ₪41.03, Caspit+ ₪53.85, and the inventory, advisors and nonprofit versions ₪65.81. An extra user is ₪13.68 a month, card clearing ₪44.44 plus ₪199 setup, sales pages with clearing ₪82.90, and a GB of storage ₪3.42. The API module carries no charge.
SuitsA small business keeping its books and stock in one place, with a fixed number of users.
| Capability | Slate | Morning | iCount | Invoice4u | Rivhit | SUMIT | EZcount | Caspit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price, before VAT | ₪0 | ₪29 a month billed annually | ₪276 a year on Express | ₪21 a month billed annually | ₪120 a month on Basic | ₪0 on Free, ₪25 on Start | ₪21 a month billed annually | ₪37.61 a month on Caspit Exempt |
| Documents a month | Unlimited | 20 to 500 by plan | Unlimited on Express, by usage above it | 50 to 500 by plan, 1,000 on the unlimited plan | Unlimited on Plus | 10 to 1,500 actions, and a document is only one kind of action | 50 to 300 by plan, unlimited on Pardes | Up to 500 a month on every version |
| Charge per document over the cap | None | ₪0.15 to ₪1 by plan | None on Express | Not published, you change plan | ₪0.062 per API action over 2,000 | ₪0.35 on Start to ₪0.23 on Advanced, none on Free | ₪0.75, and ₪0.25 on Mata | A 500-document pack at ₪39.32, the first one free |
| Allocation numbers | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Not checked | Not checked | Not checked |
| Card clearing for your customers | Not yet | Best and up, not on Basic | Extra on every plan | Included, fee from 0.8% | iCredit, separate module | |||
| Time tracking and payroll | No | Not checked | iCount Time, from ₪20 a month | Attendance clock from ₪45 a month | Rivhit payroll module | Work hours from Growth, attendance clock on Advanced | Not checked | Not checked |
| Double-entry bookkeeping | No | Not checked | Not checked | Module at ₪120 a month | The core of the system | A separate product for bookkeeping firms | Not checked | The core of the system |
"Not checked" means the capability was not verified against an official source on the date above, not that it is missing.
Most price lists in this market are built around document volume. A business issuing 15 documents a month and one issuing 150 pay completely different amounts on the same system. Before comparing base prices, count how many documents left your business in a busy month.
A system that exports a full Open Format file in one click lets you move on. A system that requires a support ticket to get your own data adds weeks to any move. The practical side of a move is in the switching guide.
Since the threshold dropped to 5,000 shekels before VAT, almost every active business meets the requirement. The question is whether the system requests the number itself in the background, and what it does when a request is rejected. Full detail in the allocation number guide.
This is the most common deciding point. A business collecting card payments through the system needs built-in clearing. A business receiving bank transfers and issuing a document does not, and pays for it without using it.
An English document, a foreign currency amount, and zero-rated VAT are three separate things, and some systems handle only part of them. What is actually required is set out in the English and foreign currency invoicing guide.
Another comparison of invoicing systems on the Arbiter site (in Hebrew).
Most searches for an alternative start at Morning. The three common reasons for moving are the monthly document limit, a price that climbs with growth, and needing a feature that is not in the plan you bought. A focused comparison is on the Morning comparison page.
Three more focused comparisons: Slate against iCount, where the question is mostly how many features end up in the package, Slate against Invoice4u, where it is how many documents you issue and which modules you switch on, and Slate against Rivhit, where it is how much of the bookkeeping and payroll world you actually need.
And three more: Slate against SUMIT, where the question is what the system counts as an action, Slate against EZcount, where it is the price of a document over the cap, and Slate against Caspit, where it is how many people will be in the account.
In any case, before cancelling a subscription: export a full Open Format file and keep it. The retention obligation is seven years and does not end when an account closes, as set out in the document retention guide.
One thing worth doing in any comparison: open the document each system actually produces. Ours are published as sample PDFs for all nine types.
This comparison was written by Slate and is based on public information published on the companies' own sites, current as of 6 October 2026. Names and trademarks belong to their owners.
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