OCTIS vs Financio — summary
Financio is a solid choice if you or your bookkeeper will run the ledger and want payroll that follows Malaysian statutory requirements: accounting RM50 to RM85 a month, payroll RM75 to RM135. OCTIS is for owners who want the books, the secretary, tax submission and audit coordination handled, plus CRM, automation and AI agents, at 10–30% below your current bill or their quote.
- The books are done for you, not left as a task on your desk.
- Company secretary and tax submission are in the same system; Financio's pages list neither.
- Priced in the way you pay today: 10–30% below your current bill or their quote. Lowest Price Guarantee and 30-day money-back guarantee, terms apply.
Is OCTIS cheaper than Financio?
Yes. Send Financio's quote or your current bill on WhatsApp, and OCTIS prices the same work 10–30% lower than it. Every price comes with the Lowest Price Guarantee and a 30-day money-back guarantee, terms apply, and licensed professionals check every filing. There is no list price to compare against: your quote or bill is the starting point, so the saving is measured against what you would actually pay.
Does Financio file my SSM annual return or tax return?
Financio's pages describe accounting and payroll software, with SST return submission from the software. They do not mention incorporation, company secretary, income tax filing or audit services. OCTIS includes the secretary and tax submission.
How much does Financio cost in Malaysia?
Financio's Malaysia pricing page lists Accounting Essentials at RM50 a month or RM550 a year and Premier at RM85 or RM935; Payroll Essentials at RM75 or RM825 and Premier at RM135 or RM1,485. The page does not say whether SST is included, and offers a 30-day free trial. Check the page for current terms.



