Starter
For a single company bringing its first leases out of a spreadsheet.
$49
per month, per organization
- 5 active leases
- 1 legal entity
- Unlimited users
- 2 GB documents
Pricing
Every feature and every user, on every plan.
Plans differ only by portfolio size. Each organization has its own subscription, so client work and group companies stay separate, and several can share one billing card.
Team
RecommendedFor finance teams running a growing portfolio across a few companies.
$129
per month, per organization
- 25 active leases
- 3 legal entities
- Unlimited users
- 10 GB documents
Business
For multi-entity groups with parallel books and a monthly close.
$299
per month, per organization
- 100 active leases
- 10 legal entities
- Unlimited users
- 50 GB documents
Enterprise
For larger portfolios, custom limits and procurement requirements.
Custom
Annual agreement
- 100+ active leases
- Custom entities
- Unlimited users
- Custom storage
- Unlimited users
- IFRS 16 and ASC 842 reporting books
- Immutable calculations and schedules
- Balanced journals with review controls
- Period close and reopen with audit events
- Reporting packages and hashed CSV exports
Compare plans
Plan limits.
The only differences are portfolio size and the agreement.
| Feature | Starter$49 / month | Team$129 / month | Business$299 / month | EnterpriseCustom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Active leases | 5 | 25 | 100 | 100+ |
| Legal entities | 1 | 3 | 10 | Custom |
| Users | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Document storage | 2 GB | 10 GB | 50 GB | Custom |
| IFRS 16 and ASC 842 books | ||||
| Lifecycle, FX and reporting packages | ||||
| Lessor, sublease and sale-and-leaseback | ||||
| Review controls, close and audit history | ||||
| Hashed CSV exports | ||||
| Custom limits and agreement |
Prices in USD, billed monthly per organization. A seven-day trial belongs to your billing account; a card is required to start it, and adding another organization does not start a second trial.
Questions
Frequently asked.
Something else? Write to us and a person will answer.
Which standards does Leasecount support?
Leasecount is built for lessee accounting under IFRS 16 and ASC 842 (finance and operating), with multiple reporting books per entity. It also covers lessor workpapers, subleases and sale-and-leaseback within an explicitly supported scope. Anything outside the supported boundary is rejected clearly rather than approximated.
Does Leasecount make accounting decisions for us?
No. Leasecount records your judgements, including classifications, elections, rates, rationale and evidence, and computes from them. Recommendations and validation rules are workflow aids, not an accounting opinion, and the product makes no certification claim.
What happens when a lease changes?
Every calculation version is immutable and records its inputs, engine version, hashes and the approved snapshot it came from. A change creates a new version that supersedes the old one, and approved journals are corrected by reversal, not edits.
Can we run IFRS 16 and US GAAP books in parallel?
Yes. An organization can have several legal entities and reporting books. Contract facts are shared; each book keeps its own standard, judgements, schedules, journals and close.
How do we get data into our general ledger?
Schedules, journals and reporting packages export as CSV. Each export is generated by a background worker, hashed and stored durably with the actor, scope and time, so you can prove what was downloaded.
How is Leasecount priced?
Users are unlimited on every plan. Each organization has its own subscription and limits on active leases, legal entities and storage. Plans start with a seven-day trial, and a card is required to begin it.
Start with one lease.
Bring in a contract, assign your books and see the schedule your auditor will ask for.