Puls

Name: Puls
Brand: Puls
Rating: 4.3 (38 reviews)

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Est 2019|Valuation $32.7M|Raised $10.5M|8 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 1K|Website|FTEs 21|HQ Berlin, Berlin, DE

MarketsBudgeting & Forecasting Treasury Management Systems (TMS)

01Competitive Landscape

Alternative product characteristics

- **Tidely:** Publicly documents accounting/API connectivity and onboarding packages. The vendor publishes multiple monthly tiers and separately listed add-ons for connectors and additional accounts; these extras can materially change total cost of ownership. - **COMMITLY:** Publicly describes group controls and integrations. The vendor publishes multiple monthly tiers and an Enterprise offering that describes multi-currency group reporting and audit-trail functionality. Public documentation provides information about available scope, but does not establish implementation quality. - **Agicap:** Publishes a broader set of accounting connections, but no fixed starting price. Its pricing FAQ states a minimum term commitment, making it less flexible for short experiments. - **finban:** Publishes tiered monthly pricing for Starter/Business/Pro, with discounted long-term options. Starter includes a limited number of bank accounts and one accounting or other integration; the trial ends automatically after the vendor-stated trial period. Its published pricing provides a defined evaluation path, though package limits still matter.

Adoption and competitive evidence

No reliable market-share estimate was found. Puls’s customer milestones are not directly comparable with competitor paying-customer counts or review totals. OMR’s alternatives listing showed larger review footprints for Tidely and COMMITLY than Puls, but review volume measures public feedback coverage—not installed market share. Puls publishes its own competitor comparisons. These should be treated as sales material, not independent testing. No verified customer account explaining a switch from Puls to one of these competitors was established.

	Puls	Tidely	COMMITLY	Agicap
Starting price	Historically advertised a very low daily rate; current published rate requires confirmation	Published monthly starter pricing available from the vendor	Published monthly starter pricing available from the vendor, excluding taxes where applicable	Custom quotation
Intended use	German owners seeking bank visibility and simple cash planning	SMEs wanting forecasting and accounting connectivity	Small businesses through multi-company groups	Businesses needing broader integrated cash management
Key strength	Combined bank visibility, planning, and historically brokered finance	Explicit package allowances and accounting/API options	Scenarios, group capabilities, API and expanded workflow options	More than 150 accounting/financial integrations claimed
Key weakness	Lending pause; pricing and enterprise-control disclosure gaps	Extra account, DATEV, and connectivity charges	Plan/add-on complexity; enterprise features cost more	Opaque starting price; minimum term commitment in published FAQ
Trial	Short trial period (vendor stated)	Short trial period (vendor stated)	Medium-length trial period (vendor stated)	Short trial, typically arranged with vendor experts

01Competitive Landscape

Alternative product characteristics

Tidely: Publicly documents accounting/API connectivity and onboarding packages. The vendor publishes multiple monthly tiers and separately listed add-ons for connectors and additional accounts; these extras can materially change total cost of ownership.
COMMITLY: Publicly describes group controls and integrations. The vendor publishes multiple monthly tiers and an Enterprise offering that describes multi-currency group reporting and audit-trail functionality. Public documentation provides information about available scope, but does not establish implementation quality.
Agicap: Publishes a broader set of accounting connections, but no fixed starting price. Its pricing FAQ states a minimum term commitment, making it less flexible for short experiments.
finban: Publishes tiered monthly pricing for Starter/Business/Pro, with discounted long-term options. Starter includes a limited number of bank accounts and one accounting or other integration; the trial ends automatically after the vendor-stated trial period. Its published pricing provides a defined evaluation path, though package limits still matter.

Adoption and competitive evidence

Puls publishes its own competitor comparisons. These should be treated as sales material, not independent testing. No verified customer account explaining a switch from Puls to one of these competitors was established.

	Puls	Tidely	COMMITLY	Agicap
Starting price	Historically advertised a very low daily rate; current published rate requires confirmation	Published monthly starter pricing available from the vendor	Published monthly starter pricing available from the vendor, excluding taxes where applicable	Custom quotation
Intended use	German owners seeking bank visibility and simple cash planning	SMEs wanting forecasting and accounting connectivity	Small businesses through multi-company groups	Businesses needing broader integrated cash management
Key strength	Combined bank visibility, planning, and historically brokered finance	Explicit package allowances and accounting/API options	Scenarios, group capabilities, API and expanded workflow options	More than 150 accounting/financial integrations claimed
Key weakness	Lending pause; pricing and enterprise-control disclosure gaps	Extra account, DATEV, and connectivity charges	Plan/add-on complexity; enterprise features cost more	Opaque starting price; minimum term commitment in published FAQ
Trial	Short trial period (vendor stated)	Short trial period (vendor stated)	Medium-length trial period (vendor stated)	Short trial, typically arranged with vendor experts