Fincent Pricing 2026: Plans, Pros & Cons

Overview

Fincent is an online bookkeeping service for US small and medium-sized businesses, built and operated by the finance and accounting company CharteredWays^[20]. It names SAKA Ventures, Trust Fund, StartupXseed and Ahead as investors and describes itself as trusted by hundreds of US SMBs, without giving a founding date or headquarters^[20].

Its Basic plan is the lowest published price in this list at US$55 a month, billed annually, for businesses with up to US$100,000 in annual expenses: quarterly bookkeeping by a dedicated bookkeeper on a cash basis with four bank or card connections^[19]. Pro, at US$189 a month, moves to monthly bookkeeping with QuickBooks integration and cash or accrual books for businesses with up to US$25,000 in monthly expenses; Advanced, at US$389 a month, adds unlimited bookkeeper calls, business tax filing and project tracking^[19]. Pro and Advanced prices rise with monthly expenses, and annual billing is discounted by 10%.

The Enterprise tier, priced individually, adds CFO services, custom reports and catch-up bookkeeping for businesses with more than US$1 million in annual expenses^[19]. The main limitations are the limited public information about the company and the quarterly cadence of the Basic plan.