Digits
by Digits
An AI-native general ledger with automated books
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Digits replaces the general ledger rather than sitting on top of one: it connects banks, cards, payroll and expense tools, categorises transactions continuously, flags anomalies and quality issues, and assembles a tax package. Plans run $65, $100 and $250 per month with no per-seat fees and a 30-day trial. Because it is the ledger, adopting it means migrating your books, which is a bigger decision than adding an overlay tool.
Our verdict
A credible AI-first ledger for small teams, with clear prices and a real trial. Do the migration math before you commit.
Best for
Startups and small businesses that want automated books and are happy to move their general ledger.
Avoid if
You want an AI layer over NetSuite, Intacct or another ledger you must keep.
Pros
- Public tiered pricing with no per-seat fees
- 30-day free trial
- Accountants can collaborate inside the platform
Cons
- Replaces your ledger, so it needs a migration
- No compliance certifications shown on the homepage
- Smaller enterprise footprint than ERP incumbents
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
How much does Digits cost?
The pricing page lists Essentials at $65, Core at $100 and Pro at $250 per month, with no per-seat fees.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, a free 30-day trial.
Does Digits replace my accounting software?
Yes. Digits describes itself as an AI-native general ledger, so it is the system of record rather than an add-on.