Priced per posted transaction, not per seat.

One posted transaction counts once, however many entries it carries. Reports and reads are never metered.

$99 a month, locked.

The recurring monthly fee for a workspace created on or before 31 December 2026, on Growth, for as long as it stays active. The published rate for that plan is $399. Transactions past the plan’s 30,000 are charged on top at the plan’s rate, and the first six months are free.

Post your first transaction

Published rates, from 1 January 2027

These are the rates a workspace created after Early Access pays. Every plan carries the whole product. The rungs differ by volume, not by which features you are allowed.

Starter

$149 / month

A first ledger in production, with room to grow into it.

Included: 10,000 transactions
Then each 1,000: $15

Growth

$399 / month

Steady volume across several ledgers, and the plan Early Access locks.

Included: 30,000 transactions
Then each 1,000: $10

Scale

Talk to us

Committed volume, private deployment, or terms your procurement team writes.

Included: Committed volume
Overage: Agreed up front

What counts as one transaction

One successful posted transaction is one billable transaction, whatever number of entries it carries. A seven-leg payout costs the same as a two-leg transfer.

Reports, reads, failed writes and the sandbox are free, on every plan.

Nothing stops when you pass the included volume. Writes keep succeeding and the extra transactions appear on the next invoice at the plan’s rate. A ledger that refused a posting because of a billing threshold would be the wrong kind of ledger.

A month on Early Access

A workspace posting 45,000 transactions in a month, with a dashboard open all day and two reports running nightly.

Growth monthly fee, locked: $99
15,000 more, at $10 per 1,000: $150
Reports, reads and the sandbox: $0
Total: $249
The same month from 1 January 2027: $549

Rates are exclusive of tax. Every Early Access commitment on this page is written into the agreement you sign.

Read what the price lock means