Bizzle

What Bizzle is

Bizzle is web-based back-office software for small businesses, combining bookkeeping with phone, inbox and administrative tasks. Its accounting functions read bank feeds, extract receipts, match transactions and enter them in a double-entry ledger. It also lists automatic payout reconciliation, basic inventory accounting, rules-based tax handling, marketplace support and multi-currency accounting. The front desk can answer calls, add appointments to a calendar and text missed callers a booking link. Bizzle lists bank feeds, email, calendars, phone, web chat, WhatsApp, Google reviews and uploads as connected information sources. AI suggests actions, while audited deterministic code records ledger entries; uncertain actions are sent for user confirmation. Bizzle says bank access is read-only through FCA-regulated Open Banking providers, without seeing or storing bank credentials. It says data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+ and at rest with AES-256, and customer documents, transactions and conversations are not used to train foundation models. Bizzle is in early access, rolling out in phases, with the money core first and the front desk following. Prices exclude VAT. Plans include Bizzle Phone at £29 a month, billed standalone; Solo at £39 a month; Team at £69 a month; and Growing at £119 a month.

Who it suits

Bizzle is aimed at small businesses, including sole traders, limited companies, trades, salons, clinics and hospitality businesses. It may suit owners who want bookkeeping and business communications together, with plans that add phone, inbox, bookings, payroll or multi-entity functions.

Limits

There is no free plan. The lowest-priced listed option is Bizzle Phone at £29 a month, billed standalone, with 100 call minutes included and additional minutes at 20p/min; the Solo plan is £39 a month, billed per business. Prices exclude VAT, and payroll is charged per payslip run.

Getting started

1. Visit the Bizzle website and choose a plan; there is no free plan, and a free trial is available.
2. Connect a bank feed using Bizzle’s read-only Open Banking access.
3. Connect email or other relevant information sources, such as a calendar, phone, web chat, WhatsApp, Google reviews or uploads.
4. Import existing records with CSV or the QuickBooks/Xero importers if needed.
5. Use the money core first; the front desk is following in Bizzle’s phased rollout.

Verdict

Choose Bizzle if your small business wants bookkeeping alongside phone, inbox or appointment handling, and its plan structure fits your needs. Look elsewhere if you need a free plan or require SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 certification today.