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Reconciler

Summary

Reconciler is a read-only reconciliation tool that matches bank, card and payment processor transactions against your existing ledger and flags what does not tie out. It explains each match in plain English and never posts entries or moves money.

A month of books at 100 transactions
Does not apply
Open source
No
Best for
Bookkeepers, controllers, and finance teams reconciling several data sources

What we checked

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Plan price
From $59 a monthFrom its pricing page

What it costs

A month of books at 100 transactions

Does not apply

No plan keeps a full set of books

Checked against the maker's own pages, 6 November 2026.

Reconciler price and plans

Prices excluding tax, as Reconciler publishes them.

  • Starter

    $59 a month

    Keeps no full set of books

    • 2,000 transactions
  • Growth

    $179 a month

    Keeps no full set of books

    • 25,000 transactions
    • Adds Users included
    • Adds Xero
    • Adds NetSuite
  • Scale

    $479 a month

    Keeps no full set of books

    • Flat fee
    • Adds For accounting firms
    • Adds Several businesses
  • Enterprise

    $1,199 a month

    Keeps no full set of books

    • Flat fee
Reconciler's pricing page

Pricing page, captured

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All plans and limits

PlanPriceMain limits
StarterFrom $59 a month or $29 a month, billed yearlyUp to 2,000 transactions a month; Connections: One bank connection (Mercury or Brex) and one processor; Entities: 1 entity
Growth$89 a monthUp to 25,000 transactions a month; Unlimited team members
Scale$239 a monthTransactions: Higher transaction volume
Enterprise$599 a monthCustom volume and entities

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What we checked on Reconciler

YesPartlyNo

What it costs to keep your booksPartly

Cost for a solo freelancer

The cheapest plan, Starter, costs $59 a month month to month, but it only reconciles. Your ledger is paid for separately, and only Mercury and Brex banks connect directly.

Starter Solo bookkeepers, one entity $59 /mo billed monthly

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What it costs to keep your booksYes

Promotion and regular price

yearly shown monthly: the pricing page and homepage open on yearly billing, so $29/mo billed yearly appears first. The month-to-month rate is $59.

Prices are billed yearly by default.

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What it costs to keep your booksNo

Ledger included

Reconciler adds matching on top of existing books instead of supplying the accounting ledger itself.

From $29 per month on top of QuickBooks

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What it costs to keep your booksYes

What the price is based on

Each plan has a flat monthly fee with a monthly transaction ceiling: 2,000 on Starter and 25,000 on Growth. Scale offers higher volume, and Enterprise volume is custom.

Up to 2,000 transactions a month

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What it costs to keep your booksYes

Users included

Growth includes unlimited team members; the vendor does not publish a Starter user allowance.

On the page: Growth plan feature list

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What it costs to keep your booksPartly

Notice before a price rise

The terms promise reasonable notice for price changes but do not state a number of days.

We may change pricing with reasonable notice.

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What the AI does with your booksYes

What the AI does

The AI matches transactions by amount, date, memo, and processor references across both sources.

The AI matches each transaction across both sides of the truth, using amount, date, memo, and processor references.

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What the AI does with your booksYes

What the AI costs

included: automated matching and plain-English explanations are part of every plan from Starter up. No credits or AI add-on are listed.

Automated transaction matching Discrepancy and missing-entry flags Plain-English match explanations

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What the AI does with your booksNo

Categorizes transactions

It only reads your books. Nothing is written back to the ledger, so it cannot put transactions in accounts for you. It matches transactions but does not categorize them.

the product contains no function that posts a journal entry or sends a write request, so it does not move a dollar or change a record

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What the AI does with your booksYes

Reconciles your accounts

This is the core product. It matches bank, card and processor activity to the ledger, flags exceptions and works the difference down to $0.00 before close. A person confirms each exception.

When the number hits $0.00, both sides are tied out and you are ready to close.

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What the AI does with your booksNo

Pays your bills

It cannot complete bill payment because the vendor says it never initiates or moves payments.

It has no payment initiation, and the product contains no function that posts a journal entry or sends a write request

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Who checks the AI’s workNo

People check the books

No Reconciler bookkeepers check the work. A person on your own team reviews and confirms every exception, and nothing posts to the ledger by itself.

Every result is decision support that a person on your finance team reviews before the books close.

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Who checks the AI’s workNo

Your own bookkeeper

It is software only, with no bookkeeper or accountant assigned. The vendor says it is a tool, not an advisor. Support is by email.

Reconciler is not a financial, accounting, or tax advisor, and nothing it produces is advice.

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Who checks the AI’s workPartly

When the month is closed

The first pass runs in seconds and connected workspaces reconcile the prior day each morning.

With a money-side and a ledger connection in place, Reconciler also reconciles the previous day automatically every morning.

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Where your books live and what it connects toYes

Xero

Growth explicitly lists QuickBooks, Xero, and NetSuite ledgers

On the page: Growth plan card feature list

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Where your books live and what it connects toYes

NetSuite

Growth explicitly lists QuickBooks, Xero, and NetSuite ledgers

On the page: Growth plan card feature list

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Where your books live and what it connects toPartly

Bank and card feeds

Mercury and Brex connect read-only; other banks and card issuers require uploaded CSV statements.

Reconciler does not connect to other banks or to card issuers directly and never asks for a bank login; for those you upload the statement as CSV.

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Where your books live and what it connects toYes

Stripe

Stripe, PayPal and Square connect read-only, with payouts split into sales, refunds and fees.

Reconciler takes your Shopify Payments and marketplace payout exports as CSV

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Where your books live and what it connects toYes

PayPal

Stripe, PayPal and Square connect read-only, with payouts split into sales, refunds and fees.

On the page: In short section

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Where your books live and what it connects toYes

Square

Stripe, PayPal and Square connect read-only, with payouts split into sales, refunds and fees.

On the page: In short section

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Where your books live and what it connects toNo

Moves your history in

It reads the existing ledger and says there is no migration or need to move books.

there is no rip-and-replace, no migration, and no need to move your books onto a new platform

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Where your books live and what it connects toYes

Platforms

web: you upload exports and review matches in the browser. The site describes no Windows, Mac, iPhone or Android app.

Reconcile your own two exports

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Where your books live and what it connects toNo

Getting your books out

Reconciler is not the ledger of record; the vendor says records remain in the buyer’s own ledger.

A person on your team is responsible for reviewing exceptions and recording any outcome in your own ledger.

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What it keeps track ofNo

Other currencies

The privacy policy says all figures are in US dollars. No page describes reconciling accounts in other currencies.

On the page: Privacy Policy, Your financial data

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Who it is built forPartly

For accounting firms

Firms can keep every client under one login, but Starter covers one entity, so several client books need the Scale plan. No firm pricing or white-label branding is described.

every file sits under the same login rather than forcing you to sign in and out of separate tenants

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Who it is built forPartly

Several businesses

Scale offers multi-entity reconciliation, while Starter and Growth do not list that capability.

On the page: Scale plan card feature list

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Trying it, starting and getting helpPartly

Free trial or free plan

Every plan is paid. The homepage lets you reconcile two of your own CSV exports without an account or card, up to 60 rows a side.

No account, no card. Read-only, up to 60 rows a side.

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Trying it, starting and getting helpYes

Sign up without a sales call

Buyers can choose a listed plan and start themselves; the pricing page says no sales call.

CSV from any bank · read-only connections · self-serve · no sales call

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Trying it, starting and getting helpYes

Contract and cancelling

Month-to-month billing is available and subscriptions renew until the buyer cancels under published terms.

Every plan is paid and self-serve. No annual lock-in, no contact-sales gate to see a price.

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Trying it, starting and getting helpYes

Support

A real person is available by email, but the vendor does not state support hours.

Send a note and a real person will get back to you.

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