Juuli Freemium vs Pro vs Max — which plan is worth it?
Juuli has three plans. Here's an honest breakdown of who each one is for — so you can pick the right one without overthinking it.
The short version
|
Freemium |
Pro |
Max |
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
Monthly fee |
€0 |
€19 |
€29 |
|
SEPA incoming |
0.50% |
Free |
Free |
|
SEPA outgoing |
0.50% |
€2 |
€0.50 |
|
SWIFT incoming |
1% |
Free |
Free |
|
SWIFT outgoing |
€25 + 1% |
€25 |
€10 |
|
Free SEPA transfers/month |
0 |
10 |
30 |
|
Virtual cards |
1 free |
5 free |
15 free |
|
Physical card |
— |
1 free |
3 free |
|
Cashback campaigns |
— |
✓ |
✓ |
|
Support level |
|
Personal Account Manager |
Dedicated Account Manager |
⏳ SWIFT coming soon — international (SWIFT) transfers are not yet active on Juuli. For a SWIFT payment, please contact us at support@juuli.com.
Freemium — best for getting started
Free forever. You get a real IBAN, a virtual Visa card, and SEPA access (SWIFT coming soon). Transfer fees apply as a percentage. If you're just starting out or testing Juuli, this is the right place to begin. Upgrade any time — no penalty.
Pro — best for active freelancers and sole traders
At €19/month, Pro pays for itself if you receive more than €3,800/month (since SEPA incoming becomes free vs 0.50% on Freemium). You also get 10 free outgoing SEPA transfers, a physical card, and a Personal Account Manager. Most regular Juuli users are on Pro.
Max — best for high-volume users
At €29/month, Max makes sense if you're sending and receiving regularly at volume. 30 free SEPA transfers, dramatically lower SWIFT outgoing fees (€10 vs €25), and a Dedicated Account Manager.
How to decide
- Occasional use or testing the platform → Freemium
- Regular freelance income, mostly SEPA → Pro
- High volume, frequent SWIFT, or multiple cards needed → Max
Can I change plans later? Yes — upgrade or downgrade any time, no penalty.