Intaky vs FileInvite

Looking for a FileInvite alternative outside commercial lending?

FileInvite has repositioned as document collection for commercial and complex lending, priced by the year for banks and lenders. If you are an accountant, a law firm, a letting agent or a recruiter who found it while looking for a simple way to collect client documents, Intaky does that job, priced by the month.

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The short answer

Choose FileInvite if you are a commercial lender: it is built around loan packages, with borrower, guarantor and broker uploads in one portal, e-signing, PDF form-fill, SOC 2 Type II, and SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive and Box integrations.

Choose Intaky if you are not a lender, or you are a smaller lender or broker who does not need an annual contract: a monthly plan, a 14-day trial with no card, and starter templates for 20 industries including lending.

FileInvite and Intaky side by side

FileInviteIntaky
Built forCommercial and complex lendingAny organisation that collects client documents; 20 industry templates
How you payPer year, by loan volumeBy new applications started each month
Entry planStandard $9,900/year: up to 100 commercial loans$49/month: 50 new applications, 10 GB
Free trialNot advertised14 days, 15 applications, no card
Team membersIncludes free view-only usersUnlimited on every plan
RemindersAutomatedEmail, every few days until done, working hours only, stops after six
Approve or rejectOne-click, per documentAccept or reject each section and each document with a note; accepted items lock
Several people on one caseBorrowers, guarantors and brokersInvite each director or owner; each fills in only their own identity section
E-signature & PDF form-fillYesNo
IntegrationsOneDrive, Google Drive, Box; SharePoint and API on EnterpriseWebhook on approval, PDF export of the case
Custom domainEnterprise planYour own subdomain of intaky.com

FileInvite details are taken from its own published pages on 1 October 2026; check there for current prices and features. FileInvite is a trademark of its owner, and Intaky is not affiliated with it.

What it costs

FileInvite's Standard plan works out at $825 a month, billed yearly, for up to 100 loans a year. Intaky's plans run from $49 to $399 a month, billed monthly, for 50 to 1,000 new applications a month, and you can cancel any time.

Intaky’s plans: Trial free for 14 days (15 new applications, 2 GB), Starter $49 a month (50, 10 GB), Growth $149 (250, 50 GB) and Scale $399 (1,000, 200 GB). Every plan has the whole product and unlimited team members. See pricing.

FileInvite is the better choice when

  • You are a bank or commercial lender processing loan packages.
  • Your procurement requires SOC 2 Type II.
  • You need e-signing, PDF form-fill or SharePoint and drive integrations.
  • Borrowers email documents in and you want them matched automatically.

Intaky is the better choice when

  • You are an accounting, legal, property, recruitment or compliance team, not a lender.
  • You want to try it on real clients this week, with no contract and no card.
  • You onboard companies where each director supplies their own ID.
  • You want a monthly plan you can cancel from your billing page.

Questions people ask

What is a good FileInvite alternative?

For organisations outside commercial lending, Intaky collects client documents through one branded link, with automatic reminders and per-item approve or reject. It has templates for accountants, law firms, letting agents, recruiters, insurers, lenders and more, and plans from $49 a month.

How much does FileInvite cost?

FileInvite lists its Standard plan at $9,900 a year for up to 100 commercial loans, with an Enterprise plan on quote. Check FileInvite's pricing page for current prices.

Is FileInvite only for lenders now?

FileInvite describes itself as document collection for commercial and complex lending, and its plans are priced by loan volume. Firms in other industries usually look for a tool priced by clients or applications instead.

Does Intaky work for loan applications?

Yes. Intaky has a lending template that collects ID, payslips, bank statements, accounts and guarantor ID, for individual and company borrowers. It does not run credit checks, underwrite or decide the loan; your team does that.

Does Intaky have e-signing?

No. Intaky collects declarations and consents as part of the application, but it does not e-sign documents or fill PDF forms. Use a signing tool alongside it if you need one.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Intaky's trial lasts 14 days, includes 15 new applications and needs no card. You can then choose a monthly plan from your workspace's billing page.

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Templates by industry: all industries · accountants · law firms · letting agents · recruiters

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