Agicap is a European treasury platform sold through a demo, on an annual contract, with pricing quoted case by case. TreoCast is a 13-week rolling cash flow forecast for a US business on QuickBooks Online, priced at $49 or $99 a month on the page you are reading.
These two products are aimed at different companies, and the honest answer for a European group with four currencies is not TreoCast.
A European treasury platform for finance teams running several entities.
One 13-week rolling forecast for a US business on QuickBooks Online.
Every Agicap row below comes from Agicap's own website or from Capterra. Anything we could not verify against a published source is left out rather than guessed at.
Compiled 7 August 2026 from agicap.com (pricing, about, why us, cash management, integrations) and Agicap's Capterra listing. Agicap does not publish prices, so no price is attributed to them here. Software changes: check agicap.com for their current details before you decide.
TreoCast is a narrower product than Agicap on purpose. The narrowness buys a few things that matter if the 13 weeks in front of you are the whole job.
Every open invoice from QuickBooks sits on its own due date, then shifts by the median gap between due date and settlement for that specific customer. A client who has paid nine days late for two years is forecast to pay nine days late again. Nothing is smeared across the quarter by a single DSO figure.
The All entities view rolls every connected company into one 13-week grid, and the entity filter takes you back to any single company without rebuilding anything. Each entity keeps its own QuickBooks connection, categorization rules, scenarios and plan snapshots.
$49 a month for one entity, $99 a month for unlimited entities, billed monthly. No demo required to learn the number, no annual commitment, and a 14-day money-back guarantee if the first forecast is not worth keeping.
Lock a plan snapshot, then let the week play out. TreoCast compares forecast to actual by week, so the Monday review is a short list of what missed rather than a fresh rebuild of the model.
The QuickBooks connection requests the accounting scope and nothing more, and there is no write path in it. Cells fed by QuickBooks carry a chip, clicking one lists the invoices behind the number, and every change is written to a full audit log.
TreoCast syncs every four hours and QuickBooks webhooks trigger a sync when your books change, so the forecast tracks the ledger between your weekly reviews. A weekly cash digest lands by email.
Six situations where Agicap is the better buy and TreoCast cannot do the job. If any of these describe you, stop reading and go book their demo.
Agicap's pricing, about, why us, cash management and integrations pages, read on 7 August 2026, plus their public Capterra listing for the review figure. Agicap publishes no prices, so this page attributes none to them.
No. TreoCast is US-first: bank connections run through Plaid on US institutions, and the product assumes US accounting conventions. Agicap operates across five major European countries and runs a US office in Austin, Texas. If your entities sit in Europe, Agicap is built for that and TreoCast is not.
No. TreoCast is USD only, with no currency conversion and no FX exposure tracking. Agicap states that it handles transactions in multiple currencies and tracks FX exposure by currency. If you hold cash or invoice in more than one currency, this alone rules TreoCast out.
No. QuickBooks Online is the only accounting integration, running read only on Intuit production keys with the accounting scope. Agicap's integrations page lists a much longer set including NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero, Sage Intacct, Sage X3, SAP S/4HANA, Dynamics 365 Business Central and Odoo. On breadth of accounting connections this is not a close comparison.
TreoCast is $49 a month for a single entity and $99 a month for unlimited entities, billed monthly, with a 14-day money-back guarantee. That is launch pricing, half of the $99 and $199 list. Agicap does not publish prices: its pricing page routes you to an expert and offers tailor-made quotes for multi-company tracking, and states that the subscription is annual with a minimum 12-month commitment. We will not put a number against Agicap here, because they have not published one.
Yes. The $99 a month plan covers unlimited entities. Each entity keeps its own QuickBooks connection, categorization rules, scenarios and plan snapshots, and the All entities view rolls them into one consolidated 13-week grid with a filter back to any single entity. Agicap also offers consolidated cash across entities, quoted case by case.
None of them. TreoCast reads your books and your bank and produces a forecast, and it has no ability to move money. Agicap sells payments, accounts receivable, accounts payable and bank reconciliation as modules alongside its cash management product. If you want those jobs in the same platform as the forecast, TreoCast is the wrong shape.
Connect QuickBooks Online and your bank, confirm the account mapping, and read the next 13 weeks. $49/month for a single entity, $99/month across entities, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Read-only QuickBooks access. Billed monthly. No annual commitment.
TreoCast is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Agicap. Agicap is a trademark of its respective owner, and all other trademarks named on this page belong to their owners. This comparison was compiled on 7 August 2026 from publicly available information on agicap.com and from Agicap's public Capterra listing, and reflects our understanding on that date.