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DueFox vs Net Terms Tracker

Checked November 9, 2026.

Both apps help Shopify wholesale merchants who sell on net terms, like Net 30, get paid on time. They come at it from different sides. Net Terms Tracker leans toward credit control: limits at checkout, a buyer finance portal, statements and PDF invoices. DueFox leans toward collecting: it reads the B2B orders you already have, lists who owes you with the most overdue first, and chases late payments for you.

Automatic reminders and partial payments are on DueFox's Free plan. Net Terms Tracker keeps both on its Pro plan.

Install DueFox free (up to 3 wholesale companies)

DueFox overdue list: wholesale invoices sorted by days late
The DueFox overdue list (demo store).

Side by side

DueFoxNet Terms Tracker
PriceFree for up to 3 wholesale companies. Starter $29/month (25 companies), Growth $79 (100), Scale $149 (unlimited). Every plan has every feature; yearly billing gives 2 months free. 14-day free trial.Free for up to 5 net terms customers. Pro $29/month for unlimited customers, with a 30-day free trial.
What you'd pay a month10 buyers: $29. 30 buyers: $79. 60 buyers: $79.10 buyers: $29. 30 buyers: $29. 60 buyers: $29.
Automatic payment remindersOn every plan, including FreePro plan; Free has overdue notices
Partial paymentsOn every plan; reminders then ask only for the balancePro plan (part payments and credit on account)
Past ordersReads your past Shopify B2B orders on install: the last 60 days, or your full history with Shopify's extra permission. Older orders can come in from a CSV.The listing doesn't describe importing past orders
Overdue listEvery open invoice sorted by days overdue, with aging in 1–30, 31–60, 61–90 and 90+ day bucketsInvoice tracking with Mark Paid, overdue notices and account hold
Credit limits at checkoutNot a DueFox featureYes, and net terms are hidden for buyers who are overdue or over their limit
Invoices and statementsNo PDF invoices or monthly statementsBranded PDF invoices in 12 languages, monthly statements and bank matching (Pro)
Buyer self-serviceA balance page showing each buyer's open invoices and payment historyCustomer Finance Portal with Pay Now
ExtrasWholesale applications with approval and payment terms; alerts when a regular buyer goes quiet, with single-use win-back codesWholesale pricing tiers and CSV export (Pro)
SetupUses Shopify's own B2B companies and payment terms, on any paid Shopify planWorks with Shopify's B2B or on its own
ReviewsNew: launched October 29, 2026, no reviews yetLaunched May 6, 2026; no reviews yet

Where Net Terms Tracker is the better pick

Where DueFox is the better pick

Honest math: with 26 to 100 buyers, DueFox is $79 a month against Net Terms Tracker's $29. Both have reminders and part payments at that size, so the extra mainly buys your past B2B orders loaded on install and an aging view, neither of which Net Terms Tracker's listing describes. If credit limits or PDF invoices matter more to you, Net Terms Tracker is the better deal.

The short version

Choose Net Terms Tracker if you need credit limits, PDF invoices or statements. Choose DueFox if you need an overdue list from the orders you already have, and reminders that go out on their own.

Try DueFox

Free for up to 3 wholesale companies. Paid plans have a 14-day free trial.

Install DueFox free (up to 3 wholesale companies)

Questions before you install? Email Ryan, who built DueFox: [email protected]. Paid plans cancel anytime from your Shopify admin.

We make DueFox, so read this as our side. Details about Net Terms Tracker come from its Shopify App Store listing as of November 9, 2026. Apps change, so check its listing for current plans and features. Questions: [email protected].