Rivhit prices next to Slate
Rivhit is a double-entry bookkeeping system with payroll, inventory and point-of-sale modules built around it. Comparing the two is mostly a question of how much of that world you actually need.
Details were checked on 6 October 2026 against the official site. Prices and modules change, so verify before deciding.
What Rivhit is
An Israeli system in desktop and cloud versions, which started out in bookkeeping and grew outwards. The modules built around it are bought and priced separately.
| Module | Who it is for |
|---|---|
| Double-entry bookkeeping | The historical core of the system, including for accountants who represent clients |
| Rivhit payroll | Salaries and employees, a whole field an invoicing system never touches |
| Point of sale and terminals | For businesses selling over a counter |
| Inventory and orders | For businesses selling products rather than hours |
| iCredit | Card clearing inside the same environment |
| Israel Invoice module | Allocation numbers, included in the plans |
How Rivhit is priced
Three plans a month, before VAT: Basic at ₪120, Plus at ₪170 and Pro at ₪240. Paying annually, you pay for 10 months out of 12. An extra user costs ₪30 a month, and the API module ₪199 a month for up to 2,000 actions. Payroll, point of sale and iCredit are bought separately. For comparison, Slate is free, with no document cap and no commitment, subject to the terms.
Rivhit against Slate, subject by subject
| Subject | Rivhit | Slate |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ₪120 to ₪240 a month by plan | ₪0 |
| Issuing documents over the API | ₪199 a month for up to 2,000 actions | No billing tiers |
| Double-entry bookkeeping | The core of the system | None |
| Payroll | Separate module | None |
| Card clearing for your customers | iCredit, separate module | Not yet |
| Documents in English and foreign currency | Not checked | Included, in the same numbering sequence |
| AI capabilities | Not checked | Five |
One product, no modules
One product instead of an environment. Slate issues documents, records expenses and produces the reports that follow from them. No payroll, point of sale or inventory yet, so there is nothing to assemble.
Allocation numbers with nothing to switch on. The request runs in the background on every tax invoice above the threshold, with nothing to switch on and nothing to add. Details in the allocation number guide.
Cloud only, nothing installed. There is no local version to keep updated, and no dependence on one particular machine to produce an Open Format file.
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.
What has to happen before the first document
Open Format export out of Rivhit, import, read the reconciliation report, and only then issue. The detail is in the guide to switching invoicing software, and the seven-year retention duty is in the retention guide.
The document samples show what actually comes out of Slate, a signed file of every type.
Try Slate
Documents, expenses and the reports that follow. No charge, no document limit.
Open a Free AccountThis 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.