Open the billing page you already use
Click Find invoices in Chrome. Rover works with the signed-in session your browser already holds.
Chrome extensionNo subscription · Pay as you go · Volume pricing
No subscription.
Pay when Rover delivers.
Fetch Rover collects supplier invoices through your own Chrome, reads them on your own Windows PC and drafts them into Xero. Your first 10 successful invoices are free. Then 35p each for the first 40 paid fetches each month, 15p for the next 460, and 10p above 500. VAT is added. There is no monthly cap.
First 10FreeSuccessful invoices, ever
First paid tier35pPer successful fetch
Above 500 paid fetches10p eachPlus VAT. No monthly cap.
Chrome sessions stay in Chrome
Documents stay on your computer
You approve every uncertainty
How it works
Scattered portals in. Tidy records out.
One small extension and one local app replace the monthly invoice hunt, without building another cloud full of your sensitive data.
PDFs come home to your computer
Documents go straight to your Windows PC. Passwords, cookies and invoice contents never pass through our website.
Local transferRover reads the details on-device
Supplier, invoice number, date, currency and total are read locally. Anything uncertain waits for your review.
On-device readerRover’s boundaries
Useful enough to fetch. Restrained enough to trust.
Rover gets the narrowest job and the shortest leash. The local document reader cannot browse the internet, control your device or quietly invent missing data.
Read the privacy architecture| What | Where it lives |
|---|---|
| Supplier passwords | Stay inside Chrome |
| Invoice files | Stay on your computer |
| Document reader | No internet access |
| Xero tokens | Operating-system secure storage |
| Uncertain fields | Always shown to you |
| Our servers see | One count per unique fetch |
Fair fetch pricing
Pay when Rover brings something home.
No subscription. Failed attempts, duplicates, retries and manual corrections never count.
| Successful fetches each month | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 to 10Your first ten, ever | Free |
| First 40 paid fetchesEach calendar month, after the free allowance | 35p |
| Paid fetches 41 to 500Only fetches in this band | 15p |
| Paid fetches above 500Only fetches in this band; no monthly cap | 10p |
Above 500 paid fetches10pEach, plus VAT. Tiers apply progressively, with no monthly cap.Read the full pricing policyFetch the first 10 freeWill Fetch Rover work on a Mac?
A local Mac app is being tested for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It will use the same Chrome extension and keep invoices on your computer. Mac downloads will be available after signing, Apple notarisation and release checks are complete; a public Mac installer is not available yet.
Which supplier portals work today?
Fetch Rover works best on billing pages that contain direct links to PDF invoices, receipts, statements or credit notes. Open the page in Chrome, sign in normally and click Find invoices. Portals that hide downloads behind buttons, extra forms, pagination or security challenges may need manual PDF import while we add a dedicated connector.
Do I connect suppliers inside the desktop app?
Not in this release. Supplier access stays in Chrome. The desktop app records pages you have scanned; it does not store passwords, schedule unattended visits or claim a pre-built integration with every supplier.
Does Fetch Rover know my supplier passwords?
No. The Chrome extension works with the signed-in session already held by Chrome. Password fields and cookies are not copied into the desktop app or account website.
Where are invoice files stored?
Inside a Fetch Rover folder in your Windows Documents directory. You can open the workspace, reveal any original PDF and back it up using your normal device policy.
Does the document reader control my computer?
No. Rover’s document reader reads PDF text locally and returns a constrained invoice record. It has no browser, credential access, device-control tools or internet access. Image-only PDFs are held for your review.
What happens when Rover is unsure?
The invoice is marked Needs review. Fetch Rover never silently approves missing or low-confidence values, and Xero exports are always drafts.
Your invoices. Rounded up.