e-conomic
6.4/10Cloud accounting software from Visma for small and medium-sized Danish businesses, covering bookkeeping, invoicing, VAT, bank reconciliation and accountant collaboration.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
e-conomic is an online accounting platform founded in Copenhagen in 2001 and part of the Visma Group since 2015. Visma says more than 260,000 companies use it, which makes it one of the most widely used accounting systems in Denmark. It covers double-entry bookkeeping, invoicing, quotes and reminders, VAT reporting, financial reports, bank integration and receipt handling. Every plan includes free outside access for an accountant or bookkeeper. Higher tiers add bank and receipt automation, the Firmakort company card, extended invoice approval and up to three dimension layers for cost tracking. It suits Danish small and mid-sized companies and their accountants, and the platform also runs in Norwegian, Swedish and English. Pricing is a monthly subscription quoted in DKK excluding VAT. There are four plans: Basis at 249 kr, Plus at 299 kr, Smart at 399 kr and Komplet at 649 kr. Those prices cover 1,000 postings a year, and the price rises with the posting volume you choose, up to 800,000 postings. Extra users cost 149 kr per month, and modules such as inventory, accruals and fixed assets, subscriptions and project management are sold as add-ons. There is an open REST API with webhooks, and integrations cover inventory systems, webshops and payroll through Danløn. The main limitation is that the per-posting pricing and paid modules can push costs above simpler Danish rivals such as Dinero or Billy. Some users also find the system heavy for very small firms, and the lowest plan leaves out reminders, quotes and full API access.
Our Rating
Who e-conomic is best for
Good fit
Visma describes e-conomic as built for small and medium-sized businesses, and its plans start at the 1,000-postings-a-year level.
Every plan includes free access for an accountant or bookkeeper, and Visma highlights collaboration with advisors.
Less suited
Tekpon lists startups as a target, but there is no free plan, so it costs more than some Danish rivals at the start.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Free outside access for an accountant or bookkeeper on every plan, which suits the Danish accountant-led market.
- Integrations with inventory systems, webshops and payroll, plus an open REST API with webhooks, which were added in 2026.
- Scales by posting volume from 1,000 up to 800,000 postings a year, with modules added as needs grow.
- Available in Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and English, where Dinero is Danish only.
- Smart and Komplet plans include a built-in Firmakort company card and bank and receipt automation.
Cons
- No free plan, and prices rise with posting volume and paid modules.
- The Basis plan leaves out reminders, quotes, subscription invoicing and full API access.
- Payroll needs a separate product such as Danløn connected through an integration.
- Some users and competitors describe the system as heavy or complex for very small businesses.
- Phone support is limited to weekday office hours, ending at 15:00 Monday to Thursday and 14:00 on Friday.
Key Features
e-conomic Pricing
Basis
- Bank integration
- Limited API access
- Core accounting functions
- No quotes, orders or reminders
- Accountant access and mobile app
- 1,000 postings per year at the base price
Plus
- Everything in Basis
- Free API integrations
- Orders, quotes and reminders
- 1,000 postings per year at the base price
Smart
- Everything in Plus
- Firmakort company card
- Bank and receipt automation
- 1,000 postings per year at the base price
Komplet
- Everything in Smart
- Up to 3 dimension layers
- Dedicated expert advisory
- Extended invoice approval
- Holding company agreement option
- 1,000 postings per year at the base price
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Accountant or bookkeeper access is included free on every plan.
Plans cost 249, 299, 399 or 649 kr per month excluding VAT for 1,000 postings a year. The price rises if you choose a higher posting volume.
Not natively. Payroll systems such as Danløn connect through an integration that transfers payroll postings.
Yes. There are versioned OpenAPI REST APIs with token-based authentication, rate limits and webhooks. Production access requires a valid CVR number or a foreign equivalent.
Each extra user costs 149 kr per month.
Review sites list a 14-day trial, and TrustRadius says there is no setup fee.
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