Solory pricing: four plans, all in Swiss francs

• Invoices and estimates with no count limit, and the Swiss QR-bill on the invoice PDF
• Three active clients, one seat, 1 GB of file storage
• 25 AI actions a month, every AI output presented as a draft you approve
• The federal basics of the Swiss reference library: MWST rates, the VAT registration threshold, and how long records must be kept
• No card, no expiry date, no payment step at signup

Everything the table marks No is what Free leaves out. Everything else in the product is there, without a countdown.

Free, CHF 0

You invoice a handful of clients and want the QR-Rechnung without paying for it. Three active clients is the ceiling.

Starter, CHF 19 a month or CHF 190 a year

The client cap stops being the thing you think about, and the everyday federal reference set opens: invoice contents, the QR-bill, the duty to keep books, simplified accounts, sole proprietorship, and AHV self-employed status. Still one seat.

Professional, CHF 49 a month or CHF 490 a year

The first plan with a second seat, and the one where chasing money and signing work stop being manual: automatic payment reminders, contracts with e-signature, and the cantonal reference library with a deadline view for your canton.

Business, CHF 89 a month or CHF 890 a year

Buy it for the four things on no other tier: bank statement import (camt.053 / ISO 20022), inventory and fixed assets, invoice instalment plans, and the top of the compliance layer - the sourced dossier PDF, the watch on official sources, and reading cantons besides your own.

Professional and Business carry a priority-support flag. No response time is defined anywhere in the product, so none is promised here.

The Swiss calculators - MWST, AHV/IV/EO, BVG, FABI, and the Saldosteuersatz against the effective method - are not gated by plan, and neither is the Säule 3a card. Each one prints the data year it uses and says to confirm with a Treuhänder before filing.

1. 1

   You pick a tier and pay through Stripe

   Payment runs through Stripe Checkout, and two-factor authentication has to be satisfied first if it is set up. A failed checkout returns you to the billing screen with a plain sentence saying nothing was charged. Where card payments are not switched on for a tier, the product says so rather than pretending a plan changed.

2. 2

   Stripe, not the app, grants the plan

   The paid tier is written only by the Stripe webhook, after a confirmed payment. The application never grants a tier to itself, so nobody can hand themselves a paid plan.

3. 3

   It renews until you cancel, monthly or yearly

   Billed monthly or yearly, in advance, renewing automatically until cancelled. A yearly term costs ten monthly payments, so two months are free: CHF 190, CHF 490 or CHF 890 for a year of Starter, Professional or Business. Only the account owner can change or cancel; members inherit the owner's plan.

4. 4

   Upgrading repoints the subscription you already have

   Moving between paid tiers does not open a second subscription. The existing item is repointed at the new price with prorations, so nothing is taken from the card mid-period.

5. 5

   Cancelling ends the plan at the end of the paid period

   You keep every paid feature until the end of the period already paid for, then the account moves to Free and nothing is deleted. The cancellation can be undone while that period runs.

A late payment does not cut access: while Stripe retries a card the account keeps its paid tier, and only a cancelled subscription drops it to Free.

There are two AI ceilings: the monthly call count and an internal cost cap kept as an abuse backstop. Whichever is reached first pauses AI until the next calendar month, and neither is user-editable. Storage is the one limit that genuinely blocks work, because a full account cannot upload the next file until space is freed.

The plan comes from the account owner's subscription, but the meter is keyed to the individual user. A two-seat Professional account therefore has 1'000 AI actions for each member per calendar month, not 1'000 shared.

• Every generative request counts as one action.
• Every OCR request counts as one action, so photographing a receipt is not a way around the meter.
• Every embedding request counts as one action.

The assistant drafts and proposes; you confirm. It plans first, read-only, shows exactly what it would change, and executes only after you confirm, through the same validated actions a person uses. Sending an email is not on its list of steps. Reply drafts for incoming mail are opt-in and never sent without your approval. AI rephrases text and never produces a figure: every number is computed by the application.

If a plan's allowance is not enough every month, High-volume AI is an add-on at CHF 39 per month that replaces it with a fair-use ceiling of 20'000 actions per calendar month. It belongs to the individual user who buys it, not to the whole account; unused actions do not carry over; and a USD 40 model-cost backstop sits behind the action count so an automated loop cannot run up an unbounded bill. Extra storage is the other add-on: CHF 4 per month for 10 GB, CHF 15 per month for 50 GB.

AI can be switched off per user, and with it off every feature falls back to a rule-based, predictable result rather than failing. AI is not unlimited on any plan, Business included.

An AI Boost pack adds actions to the current month only. It does not carry over, and the plan allowance still resets on the 1st.

Email address validation for imported prospect lists is prepaid, owner-only, and in no plan. A balance alone does not switch it on - that is a separate opt-in. List price is CHF 0.03 per check.

A credit buys one answer from the provider, and re-importing the same list is free because a verdict is cached against the address. If credits run out mid-run, the rest are reported as unchecked and every imported lead is still saved.

• No discount beyond the yearly term. A year costs ten monthly payments, and that is the only standing reduction on the list price.
• No self-service free trial of a paid plan. No 14 days free, no 30 days free.
• No refunds. Fees already paid are non-refundable and cancelling does not refund the current period.
• No granular roles. Every member of a shared account sees and manages everything, and no plan adds a narrower level of access.
• No in-app downgrade button. Going down means cancelling, which puts the account on Free at the end of the paid period.
• Billing is in Swiss francs only. There is no EUR price and no USD price.
• No referral credit, free month or commission. Referrals are counted; anything given is handled by hand.
• No uptime percentage is promised. The status page derives its bars from recorded incidents, not from a contractual figure.