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Compare business current accounts, banking apps and money-management features.

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Business Banking

Monzo Business

Lite £0; Pro £9/month; Team from £25/monthVerified 2 Sep 2026

Best for: Small companies and sole traders who like app-led banking

Monzo Business is aimed at small companies and sole traders who like app-led banking. Its core offer includes Business banking app, Pots and budgeting and Invoicing on selected plans. A…

  • Business banking app
  • Pots and budgeting
  • Invoicing on selected plans

Business Banking

Revolut Business

Basic £10/month; Grow from £30; Scale from £90Verified 2 Sep 2026

Best for: Businesses with international or multi-currency needs

Revolut Business is aimed at businesses with international or multi-currency needs. Its core offer includes Multi-currency accounts, Team cards and International payments. A practical strength is broad international toolkit. Check…

  • Multi-currency accounts
  • Team cards
  • International payments

Business Banking

Starling Bank Business

Public pricing available — check current planVerified 2 Sep 2026

Best for: Businesses wanting a full UK bank with a strong mobile app

Starling Bank Business is aimed at businesses wanting a full UK bank with a strong mobile app. Its core offer includes Business current account, Mobile banking and Spaces and money…

  • Business current account
  • Mobile banking
  • Spaces and money management

Business Banking

Tide

Free plan; paid plans from £12.49/monthVerified 2 Sep 2026

Best for: Small businesses wanting app-led business finance tools

Tide is aimed at small businesses wanting app-led business finance tools. Its core offer includes Business account access, Invoicing tools and Expense management. A practical strength is strong small-business focus.…

  • Business account access
  • Invoicing tools
  • Expense management
ProductBest forCostBasis / commitmentUseful comparison facts
Monzo Business
Small companies and sole traders who like app-led bankingLite £0; Pro £9/month; Team from £25/monthmonthly account plan · Monthly; paid plans optionalBusiness banking app · Pots and budgeting · Invoicing on selected plansFull details
Revolut Business
Businesses with international or multi-currency needsBasic £10/month; Grow from £30; Scale from £90monthly account plan · Monthly or provider billing optionMulti-currency accounts · Team cards · International paymentsFull details
Starling Bank Business
Businesses wanting a full UK bank with a strong mobile appPublic pricing available — check current planpublished plan/transaction pricing · Plan, order or contract terms vary by selected product.Business current account · Mobile banking · Spaces and money managementFull details
Tide
Small businesses wanting app-led business finance toolsFree plan; paid plans from £12.49/monthmonthly account plan · Monthly; paid plans optionalBusiness account access · Invoicing tools · Expense managementFull details

What to compare

  • Account fees and transaction charges
  • Cash and cheque handling
  • Accounting integrations
  • Multiple users and cards
  • International payments
  • Support and eligibility

How to choose

  • Define the job this service needs to do in your business before comparing brands.
  • Compare the total likely cost for your usage, not only the headline or introductory price.
  • Check contract length, cancellation or switching terms, support and any limits that could affect day-to-day use.
  • Prioritise the capabilities that remove real admin or risk for your business; ignore features you are unlikely to use.
  • Re-check current provider terms before committing because plans, eligibility and pricing can change.

Common mistakes

  • Choosing on price before confirming the product fits the way the business works.
  • Buying more functionality than the business currently needs.
  • Ignoring switching, renewal or exit terms.
  • Failing to check integrations with systems already used by the business.

Frequently asked questions

How should I shortlist options?

Start with the buying criteria on this page, remove products that fail a must-have requirement, then compare the remaining options side by side.

Should I choose the cheapest option?

Not automatically. A lower headline price can be poor value if important features, support or usage allowances are missing.

How often should I review this service?

Review it when your business changes materially and before a renewal, price change or contract commitment.