Priced per legal entity. Not per reconciliation.
Reconciliation count is the wrong meter for the close. Every legal entity needs its own period, its own sign-off, its own audit trail. Pricing tracks the work you actually do.
Free wedge
1 entity, 50 transactions / month
Run the wedge case on your own data.
- AR-to-GL subset-sum matching
- Schema auto-detection on AR aging + GL extract
- Tolerance configurable per rule
- Single-user review
- CSV / Excel export
- Document Intelligence — 10 pages / month (try Textract + Vision AI)
- —Multi-entity close
- —Intercompany mirror matching
- —Audit-grade explainability export
- —Cross-period exception memory
Ledger
2-entity floor (₹39,998 entry) · billed monthly
For controllers who close every month.
- Six sub-ledger to GL tie-outs — AR, AP, bank, intercompany, fixed assets, inventory
- Subset-sum + ACRE matching with Bayesian confidence per group
- AI approvals inbox — AI proposes, you approve (rule sets, JEs, accruals, CoA imports)
- Settlement workbench — AP/AR chains, duplicate-payment detection, AR collection drafts
- Sub-ledger prep — prepaid amortization and accrual / GRNI drafts into approvals
- Close automation — auto-open, recurring JEs, close checklist, triage autopilot
- Chart-of-Accounts governance — import, AI mapping, approvals, audit trail
- Budget-vs-actual flux, certification readiness, and the CFO close pack
- Lifecycle controls — soft / hard close, reopen, cutoff, materiality
- Cross-period exception memory; agent modes (Investigate + Ask)
- Advisor console for fractional CFOs and CAs (read-only, cross-client)
- Tally XML export; integrations with NetSuite, QuickBooks & Zoho (building)
- Audit-grade explainability export (Big Four-ready)
- Role-based access; priority support, onboarding within 1 week
USD pricing for global customers: Ledger from $499 / entity / month, 2-entity floor.
Closing 10+ entities? Custom integrations? On-prem?
Enterprise deployments — dedicated SaaS or on-prem, custom reconciliation rules, direct connectors to your ERP, SSO/SAML, audit log retention up to 7 years, and a dedicated solution architect — are scoped per customer.
Talk to Enterprise salesFrequently asked
Why per legal entity instead of per reconciliation?
Reconciliation count scales unevenly with finance team workload. A 2-entity company doing weekly bank rec runs more reconciliations than a 10-entity company closing monthly. Per-entity pricing tracks the actual operating surface — every legal entity needs its own period workspace, its own sign-off, its own audit trail. It also makes pricing predictable: you know your monthly bill from your org chart, not from your matching velocity.
What's included that isn't built yet?
The only forward-looking item is direct integrations with NetSuite, QuickBooks and Zoho — we are building those and label them as such. Everything else on the Ledger tier is live today: all six sub-ledger-to-GL tie-outs (including intercompany, fixed assets and inventory), the AI approvals inbox, close automation, sub-ledger prep, the settlement workbench, budget flux, certification readiness, the CFO close pack, and the advisor console. Approved journal entries already export as Tally XML. We don't bill for vapourware.
Free tier limits?
1 entity, 50 transactions / month, AR-to-GL only. Enough to run the wedge case (one GL JE summing twelve AR invoices) on your own data and decide if the engine fits. No credit card. No expiration on the free tier.
Which tie-outs does the Ledger tier include?
All six: AR-to-GL, AP-to-GL, bank-to-GL, intercompany, fixed-asset-to-GL, and inventory-to-GL. They share the same matching engine — subset-sum aggregation plus the ACRE cascade with Bayesian confidence — using domain-specific rule templates, and they converge into one period close cockpit rather than six separate tools.
Do you have a marketplace plan? Settlement reconciliation?
That's the other product surface — see /pricing for the marketplace tiers (Free, Starter, Growth, Enterprise). Same underlying engine; different starting position. Ledger and the marketplace tiers are billed separately because the operating surfaces don't overlap; you can have both if you operate both. Enterprise scope (dedicated SaaS, on-prem, custom rules) is unified at /enterprise/ regardless of which product surface you start from.