iCount pricing next to Slate
iCount is a business management system that also issues documents, so its price is a plan plus the features priced on top of it. This page breaks the plans apart and shows what sits outside them.
Prices were checked on 6 October 2026 against the official price list. Price lists change, so verify before deciding.
What iCount is
An Israeli business management system covering document issuing, expenses, reports and Israel Invoice. A family of modules grew around it, from CRM to time tracking. The trial runs 45 days with every feature turned on.
The three plans
| Plan | Price | How it is charged | Documents | What is capped |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Express | ₪276 a year | One payment, one-year commitment | Unlimited | One business, one user, no API and no store integration |
| Advanced | From ₪32 a month | By how many documents were issued that month | By usage | Up to 5 businesses, unlimited users, features cost extra |
| Master | From ₪111 a month | Advanced plus representation before the tax authorities | By usage | ₪119 to open a tax file, ₪500 for filing the annual return |
| Slate | ₪0 | No payment and no commitment | Unlimited | Unlimited businesses and users, subject to the terms |
All prices exclude VAT. Slate is free, subject to the terms.
What is priced separately
| Feature | Price |
|---|---|
| CRM | ₪69 a month |
| Standing orders | ₪30 a month, plus 22 agorot per charge attempt |
| iCount Time (attendance) | ₪20 a month for up to 3 users, ₪5 per extra licence |
| Card clearing | Extra on every plan |
Where it gets expensive
Express at ₪276 a year with unlimited documents is among the cheapest entries in the market, but it is a closed plan: one business, one user, no API and no store integration. The moment you need more you move to Advanced, where the monthly figure moves with document volume and each feature carries its own price on top.
So compare the plan plus the features you actually switch on, in your busiest month.
iCount against Slate, on what is published
| Subject | iCount | Slate |
|---|---|---|
| Price a month | ₪276 a year on Express, from ₪32 a month on Advanced | ₪0 |
| Documents a month | Unlimited on Express, by usage above it | Unlimited |
| Businesses in one account | One on Express, up to 5 on Advanced | Unlimited |
| API and store integration | Absent on Express | Not checked |
| CRM | ₪69 a month | None |
| Attendance clock | From ₪20 a month | None |
| Card clearing for your customers | Extra on every plan | Not yet |
| AI capabilities | Not checked | Five |
Nothing to assemble
One price, nothing to assemble. There is no charge, no document ceiling and no features gated behind an add-on.
Allocation numbers in the background. The request goes out after issuing is already finished, so the document never waits on the Tax Authority. When a request is rejected, the three alternatives the law allows are available from the document page. Details in the allocation number guide.
Import with a reconciliation report. The Open Format file from your previous system is read and shown as a report before a single line is written, so you can stop before wrong history enters the books.
Documents in English and foreign currency. Document language, billing currency and VAT rate are three separate settings on the same document, zero-rated export transactions included. Detail in the English invoice guide.
The order a move has to happen in
Historical import first, first new document after it, so the numbering sequence carries straight on. The steps and checks are in the guide to switching invoicing software, and the seven-year retention duty, which does not end when an account closes, is in the retention guide.
The document samples show what actually comes out of Slate, a signed file of every type.
This comparison was written by Slate and is based on public information published on the company's own site as of 6 October 2026. Trade names and marks belong to their owners.