- Can I import/export from Tradify?
- MarginTap exports CSV of clients, quotes and invoices on every tier; you can pull a client list out of Tradify and into MarginTap manually, or send the CSV to your accountant either way. There's no native Tradify sync — they're built for different shapes of business (crews vs solo), so a deep integration would imply you should run both, which you usually shouldn't.
- What does MarginTap do that Tradify doesn't?
- Render the same job in PL, DE and EN under one VAT number, for the cross-border tradesman with a Polish customer, a German bill-payer and an Irish accountant. Handle Irish RCT and the construction reverse charge on the invoice. Stay flat-priced at €9.99/month no matter how many quotes you send. Stay offline in a cellar boiler room and sync when reception returns.
- What does Tradify do that MarginTap doesn't?
- A lot, honestly — if you have a team. Scheduling and dispatch, job tracking, team timesheets, recurring planned jobs, deeper reporting, integrations with the big accounting suites. If you run a multi-van crew, Tradify earns its keep. MarginTap doesn't do any of that and won't pretend to — it's the quoting and invoicing front end for a solo trader.
- How does the pricing compare?
- Tradify is priced per user with a monthly fee in the £/€20–30 range per seat, scaling with your team. MarginTap is €9.99/month or €79/year — flat, one trader, unlimited quotes and invoices. For a solo van that's a fraction of the cost. For a crew running a schedule board, Tradify is the right tool; MarginTap isn't trying to replace it.
- Should I switch if I'm already paying for Tradify?
- Only if you're solo and using Tradify mostly to write quotes and invoices — in which case you're paying for scheduling and job tracking you don't use. Switch, save the difference. If you actively run the schedule board and timesheets, stay on Tradify; MarginTap doesn't replace those, and it would be a downgrade for you.
- Does MarginTap handle Irish RCT and VAT like Tradify?
- MarginTap handles per-line Irish VAT (23% / 13.5% / zero / exempt), the construction reverse charge for subcontractors, and the RCT deduction (0/20/35%) on the invoice, with a clean export for your accountant and Revenue. It doesn't file for you — neither does Tradify — but the figures tie out without re-keying, which is the part that matters at month-end.