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Simple pricing for Gift Aid schedules

Checking your file is always free. You only pay when you want the finished HMRC schedule files.

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Annual licence

For charities that claim more than once a year.

£59a year

Including VAT where it applies.

  • Build as many HMRC schedule files as you need for 12 months
  • Large claims split into files of up to 1,000 donations
  • Both the Excel and LibreOffice versions of HMRC's template
  • The free checker, with every problem explained
  • Renews each year until you cancel
Buy annual licence

Secure checkout by Paddle. Full refund within 14 days.

Single claim

For a one-off or once a year claim.

£15one claim

Including VAT where it applies.

  • Build the files for one claim of up to 1,000 donations
  • Rebuild them as often as you need for 30 days while you fix things
  • Both the Excel and LibreOffice versions of HMRC's template
  • The free checker, with every problem explained
  • No renewal
Buy single claim

Secure checkout by Paddle. Full refund within 14 days.

Good to know

14 day refund

If it does not work for you, ask within 14 days of any payment and we will refund it in full. See our refund policy.

VAT and receipts

Prices include VAT where it applies. Our order process is conducted by our online reseller Paddle.com, the Merchant of Record for all our orders, so your receipt and any VAT invoice come from Paddle.

Your licence key

Your licence key is emailed to you as soon as your payment goes through. Enter it in the checker to build your files.

Cancel any time

Cancel the annual licence from the link in your receipt email. It keeps working to the end of the paid year and will not renew.

Who it is for

Charities, community amateur sports clubs and other organisations claiming Gift Aid, and the people who work or volunteer for them. See our terms and privacy notice.

Not sure yet?

Try the checker on your own file first, or read why charities use it and our help pages.