Fixiqo vs Fixxa AI: which suits you?
Both are new UK apps that use AI to take the typing out of quotes. They're paid for very differently: Fixxa takes a fee when you're paid by card; Fixiqo is a flat monthly price.
Checked 5 November 2026. Prices are as published and may change.
| Fixiqo | Fixxa AI | |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | £20 a month or £200 a year, flat | No subscription. First 10 quotes or invoices free, then Fixxa Pay fees |
| Card payment fees | None from us (your own payment link) | 2.5% + 20p per standard UK card payment; 2.9% + 20p premium cards; 5.99% + 35p Klarna |
| Voice to quote | Yes, voice notes | Yes, voice-first |
| AI best-price parts search | Yes | Not listed |
| Send by WhatsApp | Yes, from your own phone | Yes |
| Card payments built in | No | Yes |
| Chasing | Daily chase list with written reminders | Reminders for unpaid invoices |
| Accountant files | Import files for Xero, QuickBooks, FreeAgent | Own income and expense tracking |
| CIS and reverse charge VAT | Yes, worked out on invoices | Check with them |
| Making Tax Digital | Keeps records ready; doesn't file | Record-keeping; direct HMRC filing "coming soon" |
| Where it runs | Phone browser, no app-store app | iPhone and Android apps |
Where each one wins.
Where Fixxa AI is better
- No monthly fee: you only pay when you get paid
- Card payments and Klarna built in
- Voice-first design and WhatsApp sending
- Apps in the App Store and Google Play
Where Fixiqo is better
- Flat price that doesn't grow with your takings
- AI best-price parts search
- Files your accountant can import into Xero, QuickBooks or FreeAgent
- No fee from us on any payment
It depends on how you work.
The cost depends on your takings. On Fixxa, a £400 invoice paid by standard card costs £10.20 in fees, so two such invoices a month cost about the same as Fixiqo's monthly price.
Pick Fixxa AI if you do a few jobs a month, want customers to pay by card on the spot, and don't want a subscription.
Pick Fixiqo if you invoice regularly, want AI to price your parts, and would rather pay a flat £20 than a share of every payment.