Account reconciliation software pricing, transparent and self-serve

Any bank, card, processor or ledger works through a CSV export you upload. Read-only connections, with a key you create in your own account, exist for Mercury and Brex bank accounts, the Stripe, PayPal and Square processors, and the QuickBooks Online, Xero and NetSuite ledgers. 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. It matches both sides, the money side and the books side, so you reconcile the whole picture rather than one account at a time.

Reconciler matches transactions and explains each match in plain English, so you can verify why two lines tie out. Anything it cannot confidently tie is flagged for human review rather than force-matched. Nothing auto-posts to your ledger. You stay in control and confirm the exceptions, which is exactly how a careful close should work.

No. Reconciler sits on top of the ledger you already use. It reads a CSV export of any ledger, or QuickBooks Online, Xero or NetSuite read-only, and reconciles against your bank, card and processor data, so there is no rip-and-replace, no migration, and no need to move your books onto a new platform to get automated reconciliation.

Reconciler is self-serve, transparently priced, and reconciliation-first. Enterprise platforms like BlackLine are powerful but sales-gated and priced for large enterprises with a long procurement cycle. Close platforms like FloQast and Numeric lead with checklists and workflow, where reconciliation is often status tracking rather than deep cross-source auto-matching. Reconciler connects both sides, matches transactions, and explains each match, without a sales call or a seat-based enterprise contract.