Billing isn't live yet: TxnFlow is free to use for now, and these are the plans it will launch with.
Request accessPriced by the page
TxnFlow is priced by the page of the PDF statements you upload. Free includes 30 pages, once; Personal gives 150 pages a month for $12 a month, or $99 a year; a page pack adds 150 pages for $19. For accounting practices, Pro gives 600 pages a month for $59 a month and Practice gives 2,000 pages a month for $149 a month.
Reading a statement means a metered call to a language model, and a long statement costs more to read than a short one, so the page is the unit that tracks the work. Transactions, accounts, years of history and reports are not limited on any plan.
Plans
Free
Coming$0
- 30 pages, once
- Full reconciliation and review
- Dashboards, budgets and reports
- CSV and Excel export
Personal
Coming$12/ month
or $99 a year — save 31%
- 150 pages a month
- Everything in Free
- Monthly or yearly billing
- Cancel any time
Page pack
Coming$19one-off
- 150 pages
- Pack pages will never expire
- They will be used only after your monthly pages run out
For accounting practices
Larger allowances for firms that handle statements for clients. These plans aren't available yet; tell us what your practice needs.
Pro
Coming$59/ month
- 600 pages a month
- Everything in Personal
- Up to 10 client workspaces
- 3 seats
- Accounting exports
Practice
Coming$149/ month
- 2,000 pages a month
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited client workspaces and seats
- Priority queue
- API access
How the pricing works
What counts as a page?
A page will be a page of the PDF you upload. A consolidated file holding four accounts will count once, for its pages, not once for each account inside it.
Do unused pages carry over?
Monthly pages will reset each month. Pack pages will never expire, and will be used only once the monthly allowance is gone.
What if a statement doesn't reconcile?
The statement is held for review and nothing from it is imported. You see the exact difference, and you can re-parse it.
Is there a trial?
No. There is no trial on any plan.
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