Digits is accounting software for small businesses, accountants and finance teams. It connects to bank accounts, credit cards and payroll providers, then categorizes transactions and reconciles them automatically, around the clock. The site describes its core engine as the Agentic General Ledger, which powers the bookkeeping, month-end close and reporting.
The main parts of the product are automated bookkeeping, real-time profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow reports, a home dashboard of runway, burn and revenue, and interactive management reports. Bill Pay lets users approve and pay bills, and Invoicing lets them create and send invoices. A Vault stores statements, receipts and contracts, and a checklist helps teams track their close tasks.
The product is built for two groups. Business owners and startups use it to keep their books current without doing data entry. Accounting firms use it to work with their clients in one place, with roles and permissions for each client and tools for building reports.
The pricing page lists three paid plans billed monthly: Essentials at $65 per month for solopreneurs and early-stage businesses, Core at $100 per month for small businesses and growing companies, and Pro at $250 per month for scaling businesses with internal finance teams. Multi-entity support is included on all plans, with additional entities free up to 250 transactions a year and then from $35 per month. Dimensional accounting, automated schedules and budget versus actuals are included on the higher plans. The businesses page advertises a free 30-day trial, and the site offers a free trial and a free iOS app.
Digits also offers a developer API and MCP server, and a directory of accounting firms that clients can use to find an accountant. The company says it is based in San Francisco.
