Plans & Costs
Billing is in US dollars by card. The peso amounts below are converted at an indicative rate so a lending company or cooperative can weigh the plans in pesos before signing up. If you lend in Philippines, compare Lendbox with other loan software for lenders before you choose.
Prices shown in Philippine Peso (PHP)
PHP 1,600
/month
Billed yearly at PHP 20,000
PHP 5,700
/month
Billed yearly at PHP 68,000
PHP 8,500
/month
Billed yearly at PHP 110,000
PHP 11,800
/month
Billed yearly at PHP 144,000
Plans and billing in Philippines
Basic is $29 a month, about PHP 1,900 in pesos at the indicative rate, or $25 a month when paid yearly. A cooperative with two branches takes Business at $99 a month, three branches Growth at $149, and a network beyond that takes Enterprise, priced per staff member and per branch. Lendbox charges a Visa or Mastercard in US dollars; the peso figure is an estimate for your board.
Yes. Lendbox has one price list for every kind of lender in the Philippines; the plan is set by branches and staff logins, not by legal form, loan size or how many borrowers you serve. An MF-NGO with one office and one officer pays Basic, the same as a lending company of the same size, and GCash and Maya repayments are recorded against the loan on both.
Yes. This page is the peso view; the Lendbox pricing page shows the same four plans in the US dollars your card is charged, with the questions boards ask before they choose. Both start the same 30-day trial, and nothing is charged until the cooperative decides to keep the system.
No. The subscription is a dollar charge and the receipt is in dollars. Peso figures here are a converted estimate; your card issuer's rate on the day sets the peso amount on your statement.
Not for the subscription. GCash and Maya repayments from borrowers can be recorded against loans, but Lendbox itself is paid by a Visa or Mastercard enabled for international online payments. The only market where the subscription is paid by mobile money is Zambia.
No. The trial opens without payment details. Run the peso book for 30 days, and enter a card only when the lending company decides to keep the system.
No. The free plan is available in Zambia only. Philippine lenders finish the trial on Basic, or on Business and Growth when they operate several branches.
Yes. The annual option on the grid shows the yearly amount, charged once, which many cooperatives prefer because the board approves one payment rather than twelve.