B2Brouter vs PeppolSoft

B2Brouter is a cloud platform for creating, sending, receiving and managing electronic invoices and other commercial documents in local and international transactions. It adapts invoices to recipient formats and local regulatory requirements. Invoice options include recurring, simplified, pro forma and corrective invoices, alongside product catalogs, SEPA mandate management, OCR document digitization and activity reports. Connections include Peppol, FACeB2B, Spanish General Entry Points, SDI, FE-AP/ESPAP, Chorus Pro/PDP and ePrior. Listed integrations include Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Sage, WooCommerce, SAP, Odoo, Zoho, NetSuite and Oracle Cloud ERP. Its API can connect an ERP, ecommerce platform or custom application to create, query and send documents automatically. The Basic plan costs nothing and allows up to 24 transactions per year, up to 10 contacts and 1 user. Professional costs €110 a year and Business €300 a year, both billed annually plus taxes. B2Brouter also lists ISO/IEC 27001 and Spain’s National Security Framework certifications.

PeppolSoft is a Peppol Access Point for exchanging electronic invoices through DBNA in the United States and OpenPeppol in Europe. Its API sends and receives invoices, while a browser-based platform handles transactions, document status, format validation and connected participants. The service uses a four-corner model: access points route documents between suppliers and buyers, supporting interoperability without bilateral integrations. Buyers can verify invoice authenticity and integrity and securely store and retrieve invoice PDFs and related documents. Annual subscriptions include unlimited electronic document transactions. Plans include Starter at $1,200 a year, Essential at $2,400 a year, Growth at $4,800 a year and Enterprise at $12,000 a year. A free Buyer plan supports receiving through the web portal and app; ERP integration is subject to request and budget approval. The homepage also lists $0.10 sent or received, with API use, registration, sandbox access and idle periods with no transactions free. The DBNAlliance validation API requires UBL 2.3 and cannot process XHE; United Kingdom availability is coming soon.