What Request Finance still does well
For an organization already holding and moving crypto at treasury scale, Request Finance's breadth of chain/token support, mass-payout tooling, and accounting-system integrations (QuickBooks, Xero, SAP, NetSuite reported) aren't matched by Hanko, HoneyBook or Bonsai — none of these alternatives are built for that specific operational scale.
Where the gap actually is
Request Finance has no proposal, e-signature, or client-portal layer — it's not designed to help you win a client, only to process payments once there's already a payable. Any business whose problem starts earlier than that, at the pitch or the contract, needs a tool built for that stage. Hanko covers that full arc while still offering a stablecoin payment option.
Frequently asked questions
What's the best Request Finance alternative that also handles proposals?
Hanko covers proposals, e-signed agreements, invoicing, client portals, and payments, including a stablecoin option — Request Finance covers invoicing and payables only.
Is there a free alternative to Request Finance for freelancers?
Request Finance itself offers a free plan for individual freelancers issuing invoices. Hanko's paid plans start at $19/month and include proposals and agreements in addition to invoicing.
Which alternative supports the most blockchains?
Request Finance is reported to support a broad range of chains and tokens as its core focus — confirm the current list directly with Request Finance. Hanko supports a smaller, fixed set of chains (see Hanko's pricing page) as one payment option among several, not the entire product.