Four plans, one ledger

Same double-entry books underneath all of them. What changes is how many people, how many bank accounts, and whether you're managing clients.

Prices are per company, per month. No card to look around. Change plan whenever; billing settles the difference.

Firm Starter
Free

A firm taking on its first clients.

  • Three active clients
  • Three people on your team
  • Audit history kept to your statutory minimum
Open your firm — free
Basic
$19 /month

A company keeping its own books.

  • Two people
  • One bank account
  • The full ledger
  • Audit history kept to your statutory minimum
Choose Basic
Accountant
$99 /month

A firm past its third client.

  • Twenty-five people
  • No cap on clients
  • Budgets and tax reporting
  • Exports and API access
  • Audit history kept to your statutory minimum
Choose Accountant

Firm Starter has no card and no trial to expire — it's free until you take a fourth client. Nothing breaks at the fourth: that engagement won't go active until you move to Accountant, and the three you have carry on.

Free to start

Two workspaces that run on a clock

A trial and a student workspace open on the full ledger with no card. What they have is a window, not a smaller product.

Trial — 21 days

The whole ledger, two people, for three weeks. Made for deciding whether the books belong here before anyone pays for them.

Student — 90 days

One person, a term's worth of access, for learning double-entry on a real ledger rather than a worksheet. It is access to the software; it is not a course and not a qualification.

What the end of the window does

The workspace turns read-only. Nothing is deleted, and the books stay readable and exportable. To start posting again, upgrade from inside the workspace — the plan changes, the window goes away, and the entries you already made stay where they are.

A week before the window closes the app says so, in the workspace, every day until it does.

Not sure which one yet?

Open the sample business workspace and look around first. It is a real ledger with real entries in it, and it costs nothing to close.