SortedReceipts

Updated July 2026 · written by a vendor, priced honestly

A Hubdoc replacement for bookkeepers — not another suite

Yes, Hubdoc is really gone. Xero retired it on May 8, 2026 and replaced it with storage-only Xero Files. Auto-fetch, OCR, and publishing rules were switched off. If you ran your practice on Hubdoc's free tier, you now need a new home for the client-document workflow: collect → sort → chase → hand off to the ledger.

Full disclosure: we make one of the tools below. The prices and limitations of the others are stated as published or as practitioners report them; if we've got one wrong, email hello@sortedreceipts.com and we'll correct it.

The quick answer, by what you actually need

The comparison at real practice sizes

Built forClient collection & chasingAuto-sortingAt 15 clientsAt 30 clientsAt 100 clients
Sorted ReceiptsBookkeeping practicesYes — links + reminders under your nameMonth · vendor · type$29/mo$29/mo$59/mo
DoubleBookkeeping firmsYes — portal, texts, tasksReceipt module~$150/mo~$300/mo~$1,000/mo
Financial CentsFirms (QBO)Yes — requests + remindersNo sorted library$19–99/user$19–99/user$19–99/user
DextAccounting firmsLimitedYes — deep, credited$34+/motier-dependentper-client plans
AutoEntryPer-doc extractionNoYes — creditsusageusageusage
Xero Smart CaptureOne business's XeroNoHeader-level, region-unevenfreefree, per-orgfree, per-org

Questions people search

Is Hubdoc being discontinued?

It already was — May 8, 2026. Existing documents remain accessible in Xero Files; the automation is gone.

What replaces Hubdoc for QuickBooks users?

Nothing free from Intuit that practitioners like — QBO's native receipt capture is widely reported as slower than the alternatives. The working options are the table above; for the collect-sort-chase job at a flat price, that's what we built Sorted Receipts for.

Is there a Hubdoc alternative without per-document credits?

Double, Financial Cents, and Sorted Receipts are uncredited; Dext and AutoEntry meter usage.

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