- Multi-currency accounts: Let you hold, send, and receive money in multiple currencies with competitive exchange rates.
- International payments: Enable you to transfer funds globally with low fees and quick processing times.
- Business invoicing: Allow you to create and send professional invoices, and track payments in one place.
- Expense management: Provide tools to monitor company spending, set budgets, and approve transactions for team members.
- Physical and virtual cards: Offer debit cards for online and in-store purchases, and supports virtual cards for added security.
- Integration with business tools: Connect with platforms like accounting software and payment gateways to streamline workflows.
- Currency exchange allowances: Give monthly allowances for foreign exchange at interbank rates, which can help reduce costs.
- Security features: Includes encryption, instant transaction notifications, and controls for card usage to help protect your account.
Revolut
Revolut Business Invoicing Software helps businesses create, send, and manage invoices efficiently.
Updated July 29, 2026
Revolut Overview
Revolut Business is the company account side of Revolut, and invoicing is one of the tools built into it. You create branded invoices from the same account that holds your money, set due dates, schedule them or make them recurring, and each invoice picks up its own number and VAT automatically.
Customers can settle by card, bank transfer, Revolut Pay, Apple Pay or Google Pay across more than 35 currencies, and the money reaches your Business account within a day. Reminders, status tracking and accounting integrations sit alongside it, so chasing an unpaid invoice does not mean opening a second tool.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price (per month) | Key Inclusions |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | £10 / US $10 | Local and global account details; 25+ currency accounts; unlimited team member access; physical and virtual corporate cards (up to 50 virtual cards per team member); invoicing and payment acceptance; a monthly interbank exchange allowance of £1,000 / $1,000 |
| Grow | From £30 / US $40 | Everything in Basic, plus an exchange allowance of £15,000 / $20,000, five fee-free international and 100 fee-free local transfers, bulk transfers, custom spend and expense approvals, analytics, the Business API, and a savings account paying 2.15% AER variable in the UK |
| Scale | From £90 / US $140 | Everything in Grow, plus an exchange allowance of £60,000 / $80,000, 25 fee-free international and 1,000 fee-free local transfers, card customisation, two complimentary metal cards, and savings at 2.65% AER variable in the UK |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing | Tailored allowances and transfer limits, a dedicated account manager, and savings at 3.3% AER variable in the UK |
Invoicing is included in all four plans rather than sold separately, and payment processing fees apply when a customer settles an invoice by card or wallet.
Pricing source: https://www.revolut.com/business/business-account-plans/
Pros
| Competitor | Pros of Revolut |
|---|---|
| Wise Business | Revolut bundles invoicing, expense approvals and corporate cards into the account itself, and you can issue up to 50 virtual cards per team member with spending rules attached to each. It connects to Xero, QuickBooks, NetSuite and HR platforms, so an approved invoice or expense lands in the ledger without a manual export. Wise Business keeps its focus on moving money and does far less of the internal spend control. |
| Payoneer | Revolut holds banking licences of its own, including Revolut Bank UK Ltd, which is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the FCA, alongside its EEA bank. That puts multi-currency accounts, global transfers and business invoicing under one regulated roof. Payoneer is built around receiving payments and leaves out much of the day-to-day banking layer. |
| Airwallex | Revolut adds invoicing, purchase orders with two-way matching, BillPay and multi-level spend approvals to the same account. Physical and virtual cards, savings paying up to 3.3% AER variable in the UK, and 24/7 support come with the paid plans. Airwallex is strong on cross-border collection, but Revolut packs more internal finance tooling into one place. |
Cons
| Competitor | Cons of Revolut |
|---|---|
| Wise Business | Revolut caps interbank exchange by plan, at £1,000 a month on Basic and £15,000 on Grow, and charges 0.6% above the allowance plus 1% outside market hours. Wise prices every conversion the same way with no monthly allowance to run out of, and it now pays interest on GBP, EUR and USD balances too, so the savings argument no longer runs one way. |
| Payoneer | Payoneer opens receiving accounts in a wider spread of countries, including the UAE. If your customers pay into local accounts in markets Revolut does not cover, that gap matters more than the feature list. |
| Airwallex | Airwallex publishes a flat 0.5% above interbank for major currencies and 1% for the rest, with no monthly allowance attached, and its Global Accounts collect and hold in more than 20 currencies. For a business converting large volumes every month that is simpler to model than Revolut’s tiered allowances. |
Reviews
- Trustpilot Review (Rating: 4.7/5 from about 434,000 reviews): Revolut runs one company profile covering personal and business customers together, so read it as a verdict on the brand rather than on the business account. Reviewers repeatedly point to quick transfers, cheap overseas spending and single-use virtual cards, and to instant activation of new products. The complaints cluster around slow client support and, in one fraud case, only partial recovery of the money.
- Google Play – Revolut Business (Rating: 4.7/5): The Business app, which is where invoices are actually created and tracked, holds 4.7 out of 5 from roughly 45,300 ratings.
- App Store – Revolut Business (Rating: 4.9/5): Apple’s US listing averages 4.9 from about 2,800 ratings, a far smaller pool than the Android one but pointed at the same business product.
- Reddit r/Revolut: This thread is about the consumer app, not Revolut Business. Long-term users on the standard free plan describe years without problems, mainly for currency exchange while travelling, virtual cards for online shopping, and as a backup when a main bank card gets blocked outside working hours. One person who had praised Revolut later added that the app removed the ability to top up by debit card, citing “security issues,” with no clear resolution from support.
- Forbes Advisor UK Review: Forbes assesses Revolut’s personal accounts rather than the business product, noting low costs and an easy-to-use experience, and placing it among the top digital-only options for regular travellers and people sending money overseas.
