The Agicap alternative for the mid-market.
LiquidityLens builds on your open-items lists instead of a mandatory bank API — and brings guarantees, order book and bank mirror into the same financial status. An honest comparison of the approaches.
Approaches compared
Focused on the differences that matter in the mid-market. Competitor details change — please check the provider’s current state.
Agicap alternative: experience from the mid-market
Many finance leaders report the same thing: the cash view fails not because of the tool but because of the data connection. Anyone working with open-items lists, multiple banks and guarantees doesn’t need a mandatory bank API — they need an import that understands the exports they already have. That’s exactly where LiquidityLens starts — and maps guarantees and order book at the same time.
Pricing: one fixed price, one outcome
Instead of a trial without your numbers, you start with the Liquidity Control Sprint: six weeks at a fixed price from €12,500, validated against your actuals — optionally preceded by a diagnostic week (€2,500, fully credited). See pricing →
Cost: calculated without an IT project
The real cost of a liquidity solution is often not in the licence but in the implementation effort. Because LiquidityLens builds on existing exports and starts without an IT project, the implementation effort stays low — we do the implementation in the sprint, and your team invests around 13 hours in total.
Which tool fits when
A comparison is only worth reading if it also names the cases where the answer isn’t LiquidityLens.
When bank connectivity is the goal
- many accounts across borders, connected automatically
- self-service rather than an implementation project
- no guarantees, no order book in the cash view
When the data situation is the problem
- open-items lists and ERP exports instead of a mandatory bank API
- sureties, order book and bank mirror in the same status
- bank report in your own branding, EU hosting
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Agicap alternative: frequently asked questions
How much does Agicap cost?
Agicap quotes on request; terms depend on company size and the modules involved — please check the current position with the vendor directly. LiquidityLens works with a fixed price instead: the Liquidity Control Sprint starts at €12,500 for six weeks, optionally preceded by a diagnostic week (€2,500, fully credited). There is no licence model that grows with the number of accounts.
What are the alternatives to Agicap for mid-sized companies?
Four approaches compete in the mid-market: specialised cash management tools such as Agicap, Commitly or Tidely, classic treasury systems, the spreadsheet planning that grew in-house, and project-based solutions like LiquidityLens. The practical difference is rarely the feature list — it is the data connection, and whether guarantees, order book and bank mirror sit in the same status.
Agicap or Commitly — what is the difference?
Both are established cash management tools aimed at similar company sizes and are frequently evaluated against each other; feature sets and pricing change continually, so a direct vendor comparison is worth the time. The more decisive question usually comes earlier: does your data arrive through bank interfaces, or from open-items lists and ERP exports? LiquidityLens is built for the second case.
Does LiquidityLens require a bank API?
No. LiquidityLens builds on the exports you already have — open-items lists from SAP Business One or DATEV, account statements, order book. A bank API can complement this but is not a precondition for starting. That requirement is the single most common reason rollouts stall in groups with many banking relationships.
When is Agicap the better choice?
If you want many bank accounts connected automatically across borders, you are looking for a self-service tool without an implementation project, and you need neither guarantees nor order book in the liquidity view, a classic cash tool is the more direct route. LiquidityLens pays off where sureties, multiple banks and a bank mirror come together.
How long does implementation take?
Six weeks to a validated result. We handle the implementation during the sprint; your team invests around 13 hours in total — there is no IT project and no trial period without your real numbers.