dk raised its prices. Here are the 5 best alternatives and how to switch.

Kassify · 5 November 2026

In March 2026 the cheapest package on dk's site cost 12.857 kr. a month excluding VAT. In November the cheapest package costs 19.250 kr. Companies on dk that are getting a higher bill have started asking what else is out there and what it costs to switch.

Here is how the alternatives rank, what they cost, what each one does for you and how to switch.

What changed at dk

On 28 November 2025 dk announced price rises on selected service items from the New Year, without giving figures. This is how the price list on dk's site looked in March and in November, per month excluding VAT:

The contents of the packages changed at the same time, and a service contract now comes with every new package.

The system is only part of the bill

dk is a system. Someone still has to book, reconcile, file VAT and run payroll, and an accountant has to do the annual accounts and tax return. dk Vöxtur, the package marked most chosen on dk's site, costs 354.000 kr. a year. Simplex publishes prices from 39.900 kr. a month for bookkeeping and VAT returns, so 478.800 kr. a year. Endurskoðun & ráðgjöf publishes prices from 130.000 kr. for a company's annual accounts and tax return. Together that is 962.800 kr. a year excluding VAT, on three invoices, and you still manage the contact between all three.

The question that matters is who does the work. So the ranking below goes by how much work comes off your plate, and then by price.

The 5 best alternatives to dk

Prices per month excluding VAT, from each company's site on 5 November 2026.

1. Kassify

Kassify is a whole finance department for one fixed price. It is an accounting firm that uses AI, so you need no separate system, bookkeeper or accountant on top. Every transaction is read, categorised and matched without a single manual entry from you.

• Bookkeeping, payroll, VAT returns, the app, the annual accounts and the tax return for one fixed monthly price.
• 20% lower annual accounting costs than at a traditional firm, and over 100 hours a year for other things.
• The move from dk in less than 7 days, included in the price. Kassify talks to your bookkeeper and the history comes with you.
• Banks and cards connected. Bills in your email find their own way into the books, and receipts arrive from Messenger and the app.
• A bookkeeper replies within 24 hours. Chartered accountants stand behind the work, including Gunnar Freyr Guðmundsson, owner of Endár ehf.

The other four options below are systems. You change systems, the work stays yours and you still pay a bookkeeper and an accountant. With Kassify you stop handling the books.

2. Payday

An Icelandic cloud system owned by Visma, with invoicing, bookkeeping and payroll. The full package costs at most 11.700 kr., or 2% of turnover if that is lower.

Keep in mind: The booking stays with you or your bookkeeper. The bookkeeper and the accountant come on top of the price.

3. Regla

An Icelandic cloud system with a flat monthly fee and no percentage of turnover. The starter package costs 8.800 kr., ledger and sales 15.800 kr., and with payroll 23.700 kr. A point-of-sale system and a web shop connection are available as add-ons. Finago completed its purchase of Regla on 2 November 2026.

Keep in mind: Transaction limits count from the start, not per month, e-invoices cost 3.600 kr. extra, and the bookkeeper and the accountant come on top of the price.

4. Netbókhald

An Icelandic system for small and medium companies that want to run their own books. One system costs 5.900 kr. and the full package 13.754 kr., regardless of staff numbers or turnover.

Keep in mind: A bank connection costs 2.785 kr. and e-invoices 2.100 kr. on top, so 18.639 kr. with the full package, and the bookkeeper and the accountant come on top.

5. Uniconta

A Danish system sold here through resellers. At Fjártækni, Standard costs 4.495 kr. and Icelandic localisation 3.500 kr. per user, so 7.995 kr. for one user. Stock control, job costing and production are available as add-ons.

Keep in mind: Bank links cost 1.995 kr., e-invoicing 4.995 kr. with a 15.000 kr. setup fee, and every extra user adds to the price, plus the bookkeeper and the accountant.

Who does the work

How to switch

If you change systems yourself, these are the steps:

1. 1
   Pick a date

   The start of a month, ideally at New Year or when a new VAT period starts (January, March, May, July, September, November). VAT periods are usually two months, and half a period in each system makes extra work.

2. 2
   Finish the books in dk

   Confirm your transactions and reconcile the bank before the date. If you switch at New Year you still have to close the old year: the last VAT period, the payslip statements and the annual accounts.

3. 3
   Move the data

   Balances, customers, suppliers, products and opening balances. Some systems take only opening balances and leave the history behind, so ask first what moves.

4. 4
   Compare the numbers

   Run a balance list in both systems. The numbers should match before you go on.

5. 5
   Set up the bank connection and payroll

   The bank connection has to work from the switch date, and each month's payroll runs in one system, not both.

6. 6
   Keep the old data

   The Bookkeeping Act no. 145/1994 requires accounting records to be kept for 7 years from the end of the financial year. Make sure you can reach them before you cancel your dk subscription.

Bóklega, which works with Payday, estimates two to three weeks for a small company.

With Kassify you skip all of this. You give your bookkeeper's name, Kassify moves the history, reconciles every account and takes over in less than 7 days. The move is included in the fixed price.

Questions

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