The overview
Your books,
at a glance.
Accounting overview
October 2026Revenue
$185,420
▲ 12% vs. Sept
Expenses
$108,240
▲ 4% vs. Sept
Net profit
$77,180
▲ 24% vs. Sept
To review
0
pending
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The ledger
Every dollar,
double-entered — automatically.
Full double-entry books $25/mo — not a stub, not a subset. When Acme pays, the journal entry posts itself: no imports, no month-end reconciliation.
General Ledger · Journal
LiveEvery entry has two matching sides: a debit (left) and a credit (right). They always equal each other — that’s what “balanced” means. Holdings posts both sides for you, so you never touch a debit or credit by hand.
General Ledger · Journal · auto-posted from Invoicing
From the product
June, closed by itself.
A working Holdings accounting workspace: $7,019.81 in revenue, every transaction categorized, review queue at zero. Nothing imported. Nothing to reconcile.

Connected by default
A paid invoice is already
in your books.
Send an invoice, get paid, and the journal entry is already done — payment and posting are the same event. No stitching, no month-end “import from Stripe,” no reconciliation queue. The books below update themselves.
See invoicingYour Company, LLC
October 2026
As of Jul 26, 2026
Revenue
Expenses
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Questions
Straight answers.
How much does Holdings accounting cost?
Can I connect external bank accounts?
What reports can I generate?
How does transaction categorization work?
Does Holdings accounting work for nonprofits?
Can I export data to QuickBooks or Xero?
Do I need to switch banks to use Holdings accounting?
How does Holdings handle multi-entity accounting?
Is there a mobile app for accounting?
Try it.
30-day free trial. No credit card to start. Full double-entry accounting for $25/mo after the trial.
Also
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