Pricing
Priced for small sellers, honestly
The tools that survived Taxdoo's exit start at €49/month. A shop doing €30k a year cannot justify that — so we priced Vatlio like the utility it is. Annual billing gets you two months free.
Free
€0
/month
Try it on real data
- 1 store or CSV source
- Current-quarter preview
- ECB conversion & TEDB rate checks
- Watermark on exports
Most popular
Starter
€15
/month
For a single shop
- Unlimited stores & transactions
- All exports: Annex III summary, Mein BOP CSV, accountant CSV
- €10,000 threshold alerts
- 10-year audit archive
- 1 legal entity
Agency
€59
/month
For accountants
- Everything in Starter
- Multi-client workspace — up to 15 clients
- API access
- Priority support
Pay annually and get two months free on Starter and Agency.
Not tax advice. Vatlio prepares OSS/IOSS return summaries from your sales data. It does not file returns with any tax authority and does not provide tax advice — your accountant stays in control of the filing.
FAQ
Before you ask
No. Vatlio prepares the summary; you or your accountant submit it through your national OSS portal. That's a feature, not a gap: it keeps us out of any licensing gray zone, and it keeps your accountant — the person who actually signs off on your VAT — in control of the filing.
All 27 EU member states, for both the quarterly Union OSS scheme and the monthly IOSS scheme.
In the EU. Vatlio is run by Talivio Technology OÜ, an Estonian company, and your data is processed and stored on EU infrastructure. We do not sell your data.
Everything you need to judge the product: connect one store or upload a CSV, and see your full current-quarter OSS summary with real ECB conversion and rate validation. Exports carry a watermark until you upgrade.
Yes. Cancel from your billing page; your plan stays active until the end of the paid period, and your data remains exportable afterwards.
No — registration is a one-time step you do through your own tax authority (or your accountant does). Vatlio takes over once you're registered and the quarterly grind begins.