What Sellsy costs depending on the licence, the plan and how you pay, what its customers say, and when Orizen is a better option. Every figure about Sellsy comes from its public pages, cited below.
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Reviews, pricing, alternative
Sellsy is well-established sales management software, and many of its customers are happy with it. This page doesn't run it down: it gathers what its pricing page and public reviews say, then shows where Orizen makes a different choice.
ISellsy at a glance
Sellsy at a glance: CRM, invoicing and add-on modules
Sellsy is CRM, invoicing and management software that claims more than 50,000 users and says it is now part of the TeamSystem group. Each team member gets a Sales licence (contacts, pipelines, quotes, e-signature), an Invoicing licence (invoices and deposits, progress billing, reminders, online payment, pre-accounting, e-invoicing) or a Sales and Invoicing licence. The Cash-flow and Marketing modules are extra.
Sellsy is on the official list of approved platforms for e-invoicing in France, under the name TeamSystem Sellsy. Its pricing FAQ states that data is hosted with Scaleway, that chat support is open Monday to Friday from 9 am to 6 pm, and that an accountant access is included on top of the users.
Sellsy pricing 2026: a price per user, licence and plan
Sellsy's price depends on three choices: each team member's licence, the plan (Standard, Evolution or Elite) and annual or monthly payment. The pricing page sets a minimum of two users and shows "Engagement 12 mois" (12-month commitment) on every plan, monthly payment included. The free trial lasts 15 days, with no credit card.
Prices checked on 15/09/2026
Sellsy prices with annual payment
Excluding VAT, per user per month, 12-month commitment, two users minimum. In brackets, the price struck through by the offer valid until 30/09/2026.
With monthly payment, the prices are higher: Sales and Invoicing at €47, €71 and €119 (instead of €59, €107 and €143), Sales at €35, €59 and €95, Invoicing at €35, €59 and €95 (instead of €47 and €71 for the first two plans), excluding VAT, per user per month. The struck-through prices come from an "Offre Réforme Facturation Électronique" valid until 30 September 2026, for the first year of subscription.
Example: two users on Sales and Invoicing, Standard plan, annual payment, cost €936 excluding VAT in the first year with this offer, and €1,176 excluding VAT at the struck-through price. Higher plans add quotas (signatures, invoices, storage), phone support and, for Elite, an account manager under conditions.
Two inconsistencies spotted on the page on 15/09/2026: the detailed table for the Sales and Invoicing licence names its plans Essentials, Advanced and Enterprise, while the price cards and the FAQ say Standard, Evolution and Elite; and quotas differ from one table to another (access profiles: 3, 10 and unlimited in one, 2, 5 and unlimited in the Sales and Invoicing licence tables; API requests: up to 250,000 per day versus 50,000 to 432,000). Get these points confirmed in writing before you sign.
On Trustpilot, Sellsy is rated 4.3 out of 5 from 173 reviews: 72% give five stars and 14% give one. The profile has been claimed by the company since April 2019 and shows no recent invitations to leave a review.
On Capterra France, Sellsy scores 4.2 out of 5 from 67 reviews, with lower detailed ratings: 3.9 for ease of use, 4.0 for customer support, 3.8 for features and 3.6 for value for money.
The safest way to form your own opinion is a trial: 15 days with Sellsy, 14 days with Orizen. Test both over a real cycle, from quote to paid invoice.
Two management tools sold in France, two approaches: per-user licences with a commitment on one side, à la carte modules with no commitment on the other.
Criterion
Sellsy
Orizen
Plan
Sales, Invoicing or both per team member, in three plans; Cash-flow and Marketing modules extra
À la carte modules, or Trajectoire with hands-on steering
Price
Sales and Invoicing: €39 to €99 excluding VAT per user per month with annual payment (offer until 30/09/2026), two users minimum
€8.99 to €29.99 per user per month; Trajectoire from €150 excl. VAT per month
Commitment
12 months, shown on every plan
None à la carte, cancel at any time
Free trial
15 days, no credit card
14 days, no credit card
E-invoicing
Approved platform, on the official list
Through two partner approved platforms, B2Brouter and Super PDP; Orizen is not an approved platform
E-signature of quotes
Included, 50 to 500 signatures per year depending on the plan
Built into sending quotes
Projects and sites
Progress billing in the Invoicing licence
Engagements and sites, assignments, approved time, margin against budget; construction site module enabled account by account
Website
Landing pages and surveys, WordPress plugin
Website connected to the CRM, as a module enabled account by account
your sales team wants a full CRM with pipelines, email and SMS campaigns, a cash-flow module and a built-in approved platform, and a 12-month commitment for at least two users is not a problem.
Orizen suits you if
you want to pay only for the modules you use, with no commitment, track engagements or sites with time and margin, send your quotes for e-signature and publish a website connected to the CRM, with support if you want it. The construction site and website modules are enabled account by account: ask for them during the trial.
Before choosing, check what a quote must contain and how e-signature works.
VMigrating
Moving from Sellsy to Orizen without disruption.
Three steps, keeping Sellsy active until your commitment ends.
Step 1: the end date
You find when your commitment ends.
Sellsy plans show a 12-month commitment: note its end date and prepare the switch before it.
Step 2: export
Your data leaves Sellsy.
Data import and export are in Sellsy's feature list: export companies, contacts and catalogue.
Step 3: import
Your accounts arrive in Orizen.
Import accounts and contacts from an Excel or CSV file, with checks on SIRET numbers and incomplete records, then issue your new quotes in Orizen.
VIFrequently asked questions
Sellsy: the questions we get asked.
How much does Sellsy cost in 2026?
The price depends on the licence, the plan and how you pay. On 15/09/2026, the Sales and Invoicing licence cost €39, €59 or €99 excluding VAT per user per month with annual payment (Standard, Evolution, Elite), thanks to an offer valid until 30/09/2026, and €47, €71 or €119 with monthly payment. Two users minimum.
Is Sellsy commitment-free?
No: on 15/09/2026, every plan on Sellsy's pricing page showed "Engagement 12 mois" (12-month commitment), with annual or monthly payment. Only the 15-day trial is commitment-free. Orizen à la carte can be cancelled at any time.
Does Sellsy offer a free trial?
Yes, for 15 days, with no credit card, according to its pricing page checked on 15/09/2026. Orizen's free trial lasts 14 days.
What do Sellsy reviews say?
On 15/09/2026, Sellsy was rated 4.3 out of 5 from 173 reviews on Trustpilot and 4.2 out of 5 from 67 reviews on Capterra France, where value for money gets the lowest score (3.6).
Is Sellsy an approved e-invoicing platform?
Yes: Sellsy is on the official list of approved platforms published on impots.gouv.fr, under the name TeamSystem Sellsy. Orizen is not an approved platform: it sends invoices through two partner approved platforms, B2Brouter and Super PDP.
What is a good Sellsy alternative for an SME?
It depends on what you use. To pay module by module with no commitment, track engagements or sites with time and margin, and sign your quotes in the same tool, Orizen is an alternative. If you rely on marketing automation and the cash-flow module, Sellsy offers them.
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