Osome vs Statrys Accounting Model: Which Is Best?

In this video, we compare Statrys and Osome’s accounting services and explain the key difference in how each company charges for accounting. We’ll break down transaction-based pricing vs revenue-based pricing, show which model may work better depending on your business, and highlight the one situation where Osome’s pricing could actually be advantageous.

Both Statrys and Osome provide accounting services designed for SMEs, including bookkeeping, annual accounts preparation, and tax filing. However, the way these services are priced can differ significantly.

In this video, Bertrand Théaud, founder of Statrys, compares the pricing approaches used by Statrys and Osome and explains how fees are calculated. Statrys bases its accounting fees on the number of transactions processed each month, while Osome typically bases its pricing on a company’s revenue.

Understanding how these models work can help business owners decide which approach better reflects the actual accounting work required for their business.

Key Takeaways

The key difference between Statrys’ transaction-based pricing and Osome’s revenue-based pricing model
How transaction-based pricing aligns accounting fees with actual accounting workload
Why revenue-based pricing may increase costs even if accounting activity stays the same
How businesses with lean operations but high revenue may be affected by revenue-based pricing
Why transaction-based pricing can give businesses more control over accounting costs
The scenario where Osome’s revenue-based pricing could be more advantageous for high-volume, micro-transaction businesses