What an Axonaut subscription includes, how its price is calculated, what its customers say, and when Orizen is a better option. Every figure about Axonaut comes from its public pages, cited below.
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Reviews, pricing, alternative
Axonaut is well-established management software, and many of its customers are happy with it. This page doesn't run it down: it gathers what its own pricing page and public reviews say, then shows where Orizen makes a different choice.
IAxonaut at a glance
Axonaut at a glance: one all-inclusive plan
Axonaut is French management software for small businesses. Its pricing page presents a single plan with every feature included: unlimited quotes and invoices, CRM, a business account with IBAN and cards, expenses and bank reconciliation, accounting and VAT, cash-flow forecasting, stock, projects and timesheets, HR, ticketing, email and SMS campaigns, a public API and a client area.
Axonaut states that it is registered for e-invoicing, at no extra cost. External services are charged on top: e-signature, online invoice payment and postal mail.
Axonaut's price depends on the number of users, not on features. The monthly subscription has no commitment; Axonaut gives a 10% discount for paying one year upfront, 20% for two years and up to 30% depending on the term. The free trial lasts 15 days.
On 15/09/2026, Axonaut's pricing page showed two reference points: "Dès 38 €/mois" (from €38/month) in its title, and in its FAQ a calculation of €97 per month including one user, plus €29.99 per month for each additional user. The real amount depends on the number of users, the commitment term and current discounts: ask Axonaut for a quote for your case.
On Trustpilot, Axonaut has a TrustScore of 4.4 out of 5 from 593 reviews. The profile is claimed by the company, which says it regularly invites customers to leave a review, positive or negative: a rating gathered by invitation is still useful, but it should be read with that in mind.
The safest way to form your own opinion is a trial: 15 days with Axonaut, 14 days with Orizen. Test both over a real cycle, from quote to paid invoice.
Two French tools, two approaches: an all-inclusive plan on one side, à la carte modules on the other.
Criterion
Axonaut
Orizen
Plan
A single plan, every feature included
À la carte modules, or Trajectoire with hands-on steering
Price
Based on the number of users, 10 to 30% off with a commitment
€8.99 to €29.99 per user per month, no commitment; Trajectoire from €150 excl. VAT per month
Free trial
15 days
14 days
E-invoicing
Registered, according to its pricing page
Through an approved partner platform; Orizen is not an approved platform
E-signature
External service, charged extra
Built into sending quotes
Business bank account
Included: French IBAN and cards
Not offered
Projects and time
Projects, tasks, timesheets, margin indicators
Engagements and sites, assignments, approved time, margin against budget
Website
Not in its feature list
Website connected to the CRM, as a module
Axonaut: axonaut.com/content/prix, checked on 15/09/2026. Orizen: pricing page and features checked in the product on the same day.
IVWho it suits
Stay on Axonaut or switch to Orizen?
Axonaut suits you if
you want a single plan that includes a business account, accounting, stock, HR and ticketing, with a price that only depends on the number of users.
Orizen suits you if
you want to pay only for the modules you use, track engagements or sites with time and margin, send quotes for e-signature and publish a website connected to the CRM, with support if you want it.
VMigrate
Move from Axonaut to Orizen without disruption.
Three steps, keeping Axonaut running during the switch.
Step 1: export
Your data leaves Axonaut.
Axonaut includes data export in its settings: export clients, contacts and products.
Step 2: import
Your accounts arrive in Orizen.
Import accounts and contacts from an Excel or CSV file, with checks on SIRET numbers and incomplete records.
Step 3: switch
You issue from Orizen.
Run both tools for a full cycle, then issue your new quotes from Orizen. Axonaut's monthly subscription has no commitment.
VIFAQ
Axonaut: the questions we're asked.
How much does Axonaut cost in 2026?
The price depends on the number of users. On 15/09/2026, Axonaut's pricing page announced "from €38/month" in its title and detailed in its FAQ €97 per month for one user, plus €29.99 per additional user, with 10 to 30% off depending on the commitment term.
Does Axonaut offer a free trial?
Yes, 15 days, according to its pricing page checked on 15/09/2026. Orizen's free trial lasts 14 days.
What are Axonaut reviews worth?
On Trustpilot, Axonaut has a TrustScore of 4.4 out of 5 from 593 reviews as of 15/09/2026. The profile is claimed and the company invites its customers to leave a review.
Is Axonaut ready for e-invoicing?
Its pricing page states that Axonaut is registered for e-invoicing, at no extra cost. Orizen is not an approved platform: it sends invoices through an approved partner platform.
What is a good Axonaut alternative for a small business?
It depends on what you use. To pay module by module, track engagements or sites with time and margin, and sign quotes in the same tool, Orizen is a French alternative. If you want a built-in business account and accounting, Axonaut includes them.
How do you move from Axonaut to Orizen?
Export your clients and contacts from Axonaut, import them into Orizen from an Excel or CSV file, then run both tools for a cycle before switching.
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