
Briox
5.4/10Cloud accounting system from Sweden for micro-businesses and the accounting firms that serve them. It covers bookkeeping, invoicing, bank connections and year-end reporting, with AI help.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Briox is a cloud bookkeeping and invoicing system built in Växjö, Sweden. The company started in 2010 as Fortnox International. It grew mainly in Finland and the Baltics and launched Briox Classic in Sweden in 2025. The product is aimed at very small companies, roughly zero to nine employees, and at the accounting firms that run their books. Core functions include automated bookkeeping, AI reading of receipts and supplier invoices, a mobile app, year-end accounts and annual reports, and a Kivra connection for digital post. The company also sells separate AI tools: Lerry for accountants, Lennart for sole traders, and edeklarera.se for tax returns. In Sweden there are two flat plans, both priced excluding VAT on annual billing. GO costs 119 kr per month and suits holding companies that do not invoice customers. GROW costs 199 kr per month and adds unlimited invoicing, customer management, a bank connection, time reporting and a fixed asset register. Bank connection and payments are listed as a 30 kr per month add-on. Kivra payments above 30 per month cost 2 kr each. Briox promotes a guarantee that it will not raise the price. The integration list is short and centres on Kivra, bank connections and payroll partners such as Crona Lön. The main limitation is breadth. Briox has no payroll of its own and no inventory or project accounting, and it has far fewer third-party integrations than Fortnox. Reviewers say it can feel limited as a business grows.
Our Rating
Who Briox is best for
Good fit
Growth runs through accounting-firm partnerships, accountant access is free, and the company sells Lerry, an AI assistant for accountants.
The product is built for micro-businesses with up to about nine employees and has low flat prices.
Sole traders get cheap plans and a dedicated AI economist product called Lennart.
Less suited
Reviewers say it lacks advanced functions and does not scale well.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Low flat prices of 119 or 199 kr per month, with a published guarantee not to raise the price
- Unlimited AI reading of receipts and supplier invoices on GROW, captured through the mobile app
- Year-end accounts and annual report are included even in the cheapest plan
- Accountant access is free, and the company invests in tools for accounting firms such as Lerry
Cons
- No payroll of its own; payroll runs through partners such as Crona Lön at extra cost
- No inventory management or project accounting
- Far fewer third-party integrations than Fortnox
- Only launched in Sweden in 2025, so the Swedish user base is still small
Key Features
Not included
- Inventory Accounting
- Payroll
Briox Pricing
Briox GO
- Briox app
- Kivra connection
- No customer invoicing
- Bookkeeping with automation
- AI reading of receipts and invoices
- Year-end accounts and annual report
- 119 kr per month excl. VAT on annual billing
Briox GROW
- Time reporting
- Customer management
- Fixed asset register
- Automatic bank connection
- Unlimited customer invoicing
- Year-end accounts and annual report
- 199 kr per month excl. VAT on annual billing
- Unlimited AI reading of receipts and supplier invoices
Frequently Asked Questions
GO costs 119 kr per month and GROW costs 199 kr per month. Both prices exclude VAT and assume annual billing. Bank connection and payments are listed as a 30 kr per month add-on.
No. Payroll is handled through partner integrations such as Crona Lön, which may cost extra.
GROW. GO is meant for companies that only need bookkeeping, such as holding companies, and does not include customer invoicing.
Yes. Reviewers note that accountant access is free, and much of Briox's business runs through partner accounting firms.
Yes. Both plans include year-end accounts and the annual report.
Briox AB was founded in Växjö in 2010 as Fortnox International. It is listed on NGM Nordic SME and has had about 30 employees in recent reports.
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