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Sage (US) vs e-Boekhouden.nl

Side-by-side comparison of Sage (US) and e-Boekhouden.nl. See pricing, features, ratings, and more.

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Sage (US)

Boekhouding & ERP met CRM (VS)

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e-Boekhouden.nl

Nederlands boekhoudpakket met CRM en facturatie

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FeatureSage (US)e-Boekhouden.nl
Rating3.7 / 54.0 / 5
Reviews11
CategoriesERP with CRMERP with CRM, Small Business CRM
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ProsGenuine depth where QuickBooks users hit walls: assemblies, FIFO/LIFO inventory, job costing by phase and cost level, multi-company, Quantum scales to 40 users with role-based permissions, order-process workflows and project management, Free QuickBooks data migration (support-run import available) removes the biggest switching risk, 30-day free trial without a credit card; unlimited support, automatic updates and complimentary training included, Strong audit trail, departmental reporting and compliance-grade record keeping for financing or year-end review15 months free for starting entrepreneurs (from KVK registration) — the strongest starter deal I have seen in Dutch bookkeeping, Low, predictable subscription: ZZP from €9.95/month, unlimited bookkeeping on Standaard at €14.50/month, Erkend door de Belastingdienst with first-class Dutch VAT (btw-aangifte) handling built around local rules, Autopilot processes purchase invoices and receipts automatically, with an inspectable invoerverslag for corrections, Strong public trust record: 4.5 on Trustpilot across ~2,059 reviews at time of writing
ConsNo CRM beyond contact management and sales history — no pipeline stages, lead scoring or follow-up automation, Expensive for small businesses: $132.17–$271.17/month before payroll; payroll priced by employee band on top, Dated, Windows-centric interface with a real learning curve — inventory and chart-of-accounts setup is a project, Pricing figures vary between the FAQ and plan cards; desktop bundles bill annually, so confirm the number in writing, Growing companies get steered toward Sage Intacct — a quote-based, implementation-heavy process rather than a smooth upgradeNo sales CRM proper: no deal pipeline, stages, lead scoring or sales automation — relation management only, Dutch-only product: interface, tax logic, support and language are built for the Netherlands, ZZP package hard-stops at 240 bookings per book year; you must upgrade to keep working past it, OCR/mail credits (Herken and Mail) are metered extras from €0.09/credit at time of writing, Promotional pricing steps up to standard rates after the first 12–15 months
Best ForUS small-to-mid businesses with inventory, job costing or multi-company accounting needs who want depth and audit trails and will run a separate CRM for sales.Dutch zzp'ers, freelancers and small businesses who want bookkeeping and invoicing first and can live with relation management instead of a true sales CRM.
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