
DualEntry
6.8/10DualEntry is an AI-native cloud ERP and accounting platform for mid-market finance teams. It covers the general ledger, multi-entity consolidation, AP, AR and the month-end close.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
DualEntry is a New York startup founded in 2024. It sells a cloud ERP for companies that have outgrown QuickBooks but don't want a months-long NetSuite project. The platform covers the general ledger, multi-entity and intercompany accounting, accounts payable and receivable, and bank reconciliation. It also includes approval workflows, revenue recognition, fixed assets, cash and treasury views, and planning and budgeting. AI is built in for anomaly detection, variance explanations, bulk imports, intercompany netting and recurring invoices. The vendor's main selling point is NextDay Migration, which it says moves historical financial data off a legacy system within about a day. Its own comparison page puts a full implementation at 4 to 8 weeks. Pricing is quote-only across three tiers, and the tiers are split mainly by how many entities you run. The base tier covers up to 3 entities, with unlimited users, transactions and currencies. Plus raises that to 20 entities and adds multi-currency consolidation and SSO. Ultra allows unlimited entities and adds advanced revenue recognition, financial planning, dynamic allocations and SAML. Every tier includes implementation and training with an accountant. There is an open API, rate-limited to 200 requests per minute on the lower tiers, and the vendor says it connects to more than 13,000 apps. In October 2025 the company raised a $90M Series A led by Lightspeed and Khosla Ventures, with GV also investing. The main limitations are that it is a young product with no public prices and no inventory or warehouse modules. Some reviewers also report bank reconciliation bugs and implementations that ran longer than promised.
Our Rating
Finance Software6.9/10
AI Software6.8/10
Who DualEntry is best for
Best software for Finance TeamsGood fit
Its focus is close, consolidation, approvals and audit readiness for in-house finance teams.
It is positioned for mid-market companies that have outgrown QuickBooks but want to avoid a long ERP migration.
Revenue recognition modules suit subscription businesses, although the advanced ones are only on the top tier.
Reported customers range from startups upward, and the top tier is aimed at companies preparing for an IPO.
Less suited
There are no inventory or warehouse modules.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Implementation and training with an accountant are included on every tier, according to the pricing page
- The base tier already includes unlimited users, transactions and currencies
- Reviews rate it highly, with about 4.9 out of 5 on G2 from more than 120 reviews and high scores for support and ease of setup
- AI-assisted migration from a legacy system is marketed as taking about a day, with a full implementation in 4 to 8 weeks
- Built-in intercompany netting and consolidation suit companies running several entities
Cons
- No public prices, so every plan needs a sales demo, and there is no free trial
- Multi-currency consolidation needs the Plus tier, and advanced revenue recognition needs Ultra
- No inventory or warehouse modules
- Some reviewers report bank reconciliation defects and implementations that took longer than promised
- A young company founded in 2024, with a limited enterprise track record
Key Features
Not included
- Inventory Accounting
DualEntry Pricing
DualEntry
- Up to 3 entities
- Core accounting features
- Limited revenue recognition modules
- API limit of 200 requests per minute
- Straight-line depreciation only for fixed assets
- Unlimited users, transactions, classifications and currencies
DualEntry Plus
- Up to 20 entities
- SSO authentication
- Everything in DualEntry
- Multi-currency consolidation
- API limit of 200 requests per minute
DualEntry Ultra
- Everything in Plus
- Unlimited entities
- SAML authentication
- API limits on request
- Advanced revenue recognition
- Financial planning and dynamic allocations
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The pricing page says there is no free trial, and all plans start with a demo.
There are three quote-based tiers (DualEntry, Plus and Ultra), split mainly by entity limits of 3, 20 or unlimited. Additional users and entities cost extra.
No. Implementation and accountant-led training are included in all plans.
Third-party sites and an older vendor pricing page cite SOC 2, and rfp.wiki also lists PCI, CCPA, AES-256 encryption and ISO/IEC 42001. The vendor has a Trust Center where buyers can request reports.
Yes. There is an open API, limited to 200 requests per minute on the DualEntry and Plus tiers, with limits on request for Ultra.
Yes. The pricing page says you can upgrade or downgrade at any time from the member settings.
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