Tally Does the Books
Tally codes bank activity, works reconciliations from statements, and asks for what is missing. People review the judgment calls.
LedgerHQ vs Digits
LedgerHQ vs Digits.
Both put AI at the center of the general ledger. LedgerHQ is built around the firm keeping many companies' books, at $20 a month per business with the AI included.
Only $20 per month · Tally's AI use is includedOne Tally, Every Company
She works the whole book of business.
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$20 a Month Per Business
Tally's AI use is included. No credit caps, no seat math, no contract.
Built for Firms
One firm workspace across every company, client requests that restart the work, an iPhone app, and API and MCP access.
Inside LedgerHQ
What Digits Is
Digits markets an Agentic General Ledger with 24/7 AI bookkeeping, an agentic close, and AI bill pay, with dashboards for burn, revenue, and expenses aimed at startups. It offers firm roles and per-client permissions.
How It Works
From First Step to Finished Work.
The work stays connected inside the same books, ready for you to review.
Where LedgerHQ Is Different
LedgerHQ is bookkeeping software with an AI bookkeeper, Tally, built into the books. Trusted activity posts on its own; new vendors, unclear transfers, and missing documents wait for a person.
- A flat $20 a month per business with Tally's AI use included
- A cross-company firm queue built for bookkeepers, not startup dashboards
- Client requests that resume Tally's work once answered
Pricing Side by Side
Digits lists plans at $65, $100, and $250 a month. Additional entities are free up to 250 transactions a year, then start at $35 a month.
Which One Fits
Both can be the right answer. Here is the honest split.
- Digits fits a venture-backed startup that wants burn and runway dashboards
- LedgerHQ fits firms and established businesses that want the books kept at a flat price per business
The Difference
Digits Vs LedgerHQ
See what stays on your plate today and what LedgerHQ takes over.
Digits Vs LedgerHQTodayLedgerHQ
PriceDigits: $65, $100, or $250 a month by plan. $20 a month per business, AI included.
Extra companiesDigits: Free up to 250 transactions a year, then from $35 a month. $20 a month each, same as the first.
Client follow-upDigits: Handled outside the books or in the close. Requests to clients that restart Tally's work when answered.
Agent accessDigits: Product-defined integrations. REST API, OpenAPI, and MCP included.
Questions, Answered
Questions About LedgerHQ Vs Digits.
How much does LedgerHQ cost compared with Digits?
Digits lists plans at $65, $100, and $250 a month. Additional entities are free up to 250 transactions a year, then start at $35 a month. LedgerHQ is $20 a month per business with Tally's AI use included. The first six bank accounts are included, then $1 a month each. No contract. Prices checked October 2026 on each vendor's own pricing page; they change, so confirm before you decide.
Can I move my books to LedgerHQ?
Yes. Export the chart of accounts and journal history, preview the import before anything posts, then connect bank feeds through Plaid. Assisted Import is available if you want our staff to do it.
Does Tally post everything automatically?
No. Tally posts activity it can match with confidence and holds new vendors, unclear transfers, and missing documents for a person to decide.
Is LedgerHQ for accounting firms or businesses?
Both, at the same price. Firms get one workspace across every company they keep books for, with client requests and per-company permissions.
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No contracts. Tally's AI use is included.
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