Ten companies. One set of books.
Never a price per company.
Accounting software charges a full subscription for every company you own. That math breaks the moment you hold rentals in single-property LLCs or run more than one venture. LedgerTen gives every entity its own clean, CPA-ready books under one subscription, from free for your first company to $129/mo for ten, with one dashboard across the whole portfolio.
No per-company pricing. No hostage data. Export everything, anytime.
The actual product: four companies, one screen, live from their books.
The per-company tax on people who own companies
If you invest in real estate the right way, every property sits in its own LLC. If you build businesses, you have a couple that are working, an S corp here, a partnership there, and a few experiments. Either way you end up with five, eight, ten small entities, and each one needs its own books.
Mainstream accounting software treats each of those entities as a brand new customer. A holding company with eight subsidiaries is asked to pay for eight subscriptions to keep books that each see a few dozen transactions a month.
LedgerTen prices the owner, not the company file. One subscription covers your whole portfolio, up to ten entities, and every paid plan includes unlimited live bank feeds. Adding your ninth quiet holding company costs exactly nothing extra.
| You own | Per-company softwareone subscription per company | LedgerTenone subscription, every entity |
|---|---|---|
| 3 companies | $114+/mo | $79/moFounder plan |
| 6 companies | $228+/mo | $129/moPortfolio plan |
| 10 companies | $380+/mo | $129/moPortfolio plan |
Per-company column uses QuickBooks Online's entry plan at list price. Most multi-entity setups end up on higher tiers, so the real gap is usually wider.
Nobody else is built for the multi-entity owner
General accounting software charges per company. Real estate tools only do rentals. LedgerTen is the only one designed around owning several companies at once.
| LedgerTen | QuickBooks | Xero | Wave | Stessa | REI Hub | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One subscription covers up to 10 companies | ✓ | ✗per company | ✗per org | ~Pro billed per business | ~properties, not companies | ~priced per unit |
| Complete books per entity (balance sheet, ledger, reports) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗property tracker | ✓ |
| One dashboard across every company you own | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ~rentals only | ~rentals only |
| Works for any business, not just rentals | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Split one expense across entities automatically | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Cost to keep books for 10 companies | $129/mo | $380+/mo | $250+/mo | $160+/mo | rentals only | rentals only |
Based on published list pricing and plan structures as of July 2026. Entry tiers shown; higher tiers cost more.
One LLC per property is smart asset protection. It should not cost $38 a door to keep books.
LedgerTen was built around the structure investors actually use: a holding company, single-property LLCs, maybe a flip entity and a management company. Separate books for each, automatic intercompany entries when money crosses entities, and clean per-property numbers your CPA can lift straight into Schedule E.
One dashboard for the whole portfolio
Every company side by side: cash on hand, monthly net, burn, runway, and which venture is actually taking off. Other software locks each company in its own file. We put them on one screen.
Clean, CPA-ready books for every entity
Each company gets its own complete set of books with its own chart of accounts, the kind your CPA and your attorney expect. Separate books protect the liability separation you formed the entity for.
AI does the categorizing
Transactions get categorized automatically with a confidence score. High confidence posts itself, the rest lands in a review queue. Your corrections become rules it follows next time.
Split expenses across companies
Paid for one company from another company's card again? Split the transaction across entities and LedgerTen books the amounts owed between them on both sets of books automatically.
Tax season becomes an export
Clean profit and loss per company, and per property if you tag them, means your CPA gets a tidy package for each entity instead of a shoebox. Reports, ledgers, and trial balances in minutes.
Easy in, easy out
Switching? Upload your QuickBooks trial balance and start with your balances intact. Leaving? Export everything, anytime, in QuickBooks-compatible formats. No hostage files, ever.
Pricing that matches how you actually operate
Every plan includes the full toolkit for every company on it: invoicing, bills, banking, reports, budgets, migration. Plans differ only by how many companies you run, live bank feeds, and AI volume.
- ✓Every bookkeeping feature
- ✓Bank statement import (CSV / OFX)
- ✓P&L, balance sheet, cash reports
- ✓50 AI-categorized transactions/mo
- ✓Everything in Solo
- ✓Unlimited live bank feeds
- ✓1,000 AI-categorized transactions/mo
- ✓Everything in Duo
- ✓2,500 AI-categorized transactions/mo
- ✓Room for the next venture
- ✓Everything in Founder
- ✓6,000 AI-categorized transactions/mo
- ✓Consolidated reports across the portfolio
Optional add-ons on any paid plan: extra AI credits at $5 per 1,000 transactions/mo and accountant seats at $15/mo. Ten companies on Portfolio is $129/mo. The same structure on per-company software is $380/mo or more.
Read-only by design
Bank connections are read-only. LedgerTen never moves money and never has the ability to.
No hostage files
Every company's books export to CSV, JSON, and QuickBooks-compatible formats at any time, on every plan.
Isolated by construction
Each customer's data is isolated with row-level security. Your companies are yours alone.
Questions people actually ask
Why not just use one QuickBooks file for all my companies?
Because mixing several entities into one company file undermines the liability separation those entities exist to provide, and it makes tax prep a mess. Each company needs its own books. Per-company software answers that with one paid subscription per company. We answer it with one subscription.
Is LedgerTen real accounting software, or a spreadsheet with a logo?
Real accounting software. Under the hood it is proper double-entry bookkeeping: journals that must balance, posted entries that cannot be silently edited, corrections by reversal, and period locks when you close a month. Your CPA will recognize everything.
What kinds of entities can I put on it?
Any of them. Single-property LLCs, S corps, C corps, partnerships, a holding company, a side venture that is still a sole proprietorship. Each one gets its own books and its own chart of accounts, and they all show up on the same portfolio dashboard.
What do the plans actually include?
Every plan includes the full toolkit for every company on it: invoicing, bills, banking, budgets, reports, migration, and the portfolio dashboard. Paid plans add unlimited live bank feeds and larger AI allowances. Duo covers 2 companies at $39/mo, Founder covers 5 at $79/mo, and Portfolio covers 10 at $129/mo with consolidated reporting across all of them. Your first company is free forever on Solo.
Can my accountant work with this?
Every company exports a trial balance, general ledger, and QuickBooks-compatible files at any time. Accountant seats are a $15/mo add-on, and one seat can review the whole portfolio.
What happens when one of my ventures dies?
Archive it. The books stay readable and exportable, the slot frees up for the next venture, and your bill does not change. We built LedgerTen for people who start things.
Stop paying per company file.
Bring every entity, every venture, and every experiment under one subscription. Your first company is free.
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