Choose the trail
No subscription · Pay as you go · £29 cap
No subscription.
Pay when Rover delivers.
Your first 10 successful invoices are free. After that, pay from 35p per fetch with a hard £29 monthly cap plus VAT. Failed attempts and duplicates cost nothing.
THE SHORTER, SAFER ROUTE TO YOUR INVOICES
The fetching route
Scattered portals in. Tidy records out.
One small extension and one local app replace the repetitive invoice hunt without building another cloud full of your sensitive data.
Bring them home
PDFs move into your private workspace.
Documents go directly to your Windows PC. Your passwords, cookies and invoice contents never pass through our website.Local transferRead, never guess
Rover extracts the useful details locally.
Supplier, invoice number, date, currency and total are read on-device. Anything uncertain waits for your review.On-device document readerYour local invoice camp
Everything found. Nothing spirited away.
See every original PDF, every extracted field and every item needing attention, right where the work happens.
Rover found the lot.
Rover’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 →
Fair fetch pricing
Pay when Rover brings something home.
No subscription. Failed attempts, duplicates, retries and manual corrections never count.
Straight answers
Before you let Rover near the books.
01Which 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.
02Do I connect suppliers inside the desktop app?+
Not in this release. Supplier access stays in Chrome. The desktop Connections screen records pages you have scanned; it does not store passwords, schedule unattended visits or claim a pre-built integration with every supplier.
03Does Fetch Rover know my vendor 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.
04Where 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.
05Does 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.
06What happens when Rover is unsure?+
The invoice is marked Needs review. Fetch Rover does not silently approve missing or low-confidence values.

YOUR INVOICES. ROUNDED UP.