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LedgerDock

Start free. One company, no card.

The free plan carries 1 company and 150 transactions a month — enough to set up a real set of books and close a real month with them.

The top of a LedgerDock desk for one company and one month. A ring reads 32 of 32, beside the line: I read 32 transactions for August 2026, 32 posted on precedent, checklist line failing schedules posted. Four figures follow: 0 need you, 32 posted, 2 of 2 cash tied, 66,037 dollars in the bank. Under them a box invites a question about the period, with four suggested questions.
What the fourth step lands on: one company, one month, and a line saying how much of it is posted, how much needs you, and how many accounts tie. A demonstration company with seeded books.
  1. Step 1. Create your account

    Email and a password. At login we send you a one-time code as a second step; after you use it once, that browser stays trusted for 30 days.

  2. Step 2. Verify your email

    A link lands in your inbox, and you cannot log in until you use it. Use an address you read — the verification link and your login codes go there.

  3. Step 3. Add your first company

    Name it, pick its industry and tax classification, and its chart of accounts is built from a catalog of the accounts real companies in that industry actually use. You do not pick account numbers: ask for an account and it is placed in the number band its type requires. A number you type is a request — honoured if it is free and correctly banded, reassigned with a reason if it is not. This is the setup work; the chart of accounts is what every later month is posted against.

  4. Step 4. Commit your first batch

    Connect a bank feed or drop a statement. Bank feeds and PDF statements are read for you; for a spreadsheet, confirm the columns once. Work the rows on staging, approve what needs approving, and commit. That commit is your first sealed record.

Ready when you are

One company, no card, and a free account really can reach the lock.