Core
For teams putting their books in order.
₱1,200 per user / month
or ₱1,000 per user / month billed annually, which is 2 months free
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- No limit applied
- Companies
- First one included
- Minimum users
- 5
- Support
Core and Operations are priced per user and you can start today. Enterprise is agreed with you, because entities, environments and migration change the answer — and you get that figure at the first conversation. The 14-day trial needs no card.
Billed in pesos (PHP). The currency switcher in the header shows an approximate conversion; that figure is guidance, not the amount charged.
For teams putting their books in order.
₱1,200 per user / month
or ₱1,000 per user / month billed annually, which is 2 months free
Start free trialWhen you have a finance team and inventory to run.
₱2,200 per user / month
or ₱1,833 per user / month billed annually, which is 2 months free
Start free trialFor groups running several entities, currencies or environments.
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What it costs follows your entities, environments and migration, so it is agreed with you rather than bought from a page. We give you a figure at the first conversation, not after a process.
Request a conversationThe calculator does not do its own sums. It asks the same function the invoice is built from, so what it shows you here is what the product would charge.
The calculator needs JavaScript, because it asks the product for the figure rather than working it out here. The plan prices above are current either way, and we are happy to work your number out with you.
Every figure below comes from the same place the invoice does. Move the sliders and it asks again.
People who sign in and do work. Customers, suppliers and your own staff using a portal are not counted and are not charged. From 5 upward; from 251 the rate is at its lowest.
Separate legal entities, each with its own set of books and its own filing position. The first is included; there is a monthly charge from the second onward.
Core starts at 5 people.
This comes to less than the smallest contract we take, which is ₱120,000 a year. Add people, or talk to us and we will find the right fit.
Operations starts at 5 people.
This comes to less than the smallest contract we take, which is ₱120,000 a year. Add people, or talk to us and we will find the right fit.
Enterprise is agreed rather than bought, so there is no total to show here. What it costs follows your entities, environments and migration. Ask us for a figure and you will have one at the first conversation.
Billed in pesos. The rate falls in steps as the number of people rises, and a step applies to everyone, not only the people above the line — so 1 to 25 at the full rate · 26 to 100 less 10% · 101 to 250 less 18% · 251 and up less 25%. Paying once a year is charged for ten months out of twelve. An extra company is ₱6,000 a month each, from the second onward.
The figure on this page is what you pay. There is no per-module unlock, and your customers, suppliers and staff using a portal cost nothing at all. Implementation is quoted separately and never smuggled into the seat price. There is a smallest number of people and a smallest yearly contract, both set out below, and both are checked before you pay rather than after. If you leave, your data leaves with you in a format you can open.
A capability is only marked as included when it is working in the product today. Anything still being built shows what it actually is, on every plan that will eventually carry it.
| Capability | Core | Operations | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| General ledger, AR and AP | Included | Included | Included |
| Sales, quotes and invoicing | Included | Included | Included |
| Procurement and matching | Not included | Included | Included |
| Items and price lists | Included | Included | Included |
| Stock and costing | Not included | Included | Included |
| Multiple warehouses | Not included | Included | Included |
| Projects and cost-value reconciliation | Not included | Included | Included |
| Field service and dispatch | Not included | Included | Included |
| Payroll PH, IN, AU, NZ only | Not included | Included | Included |
| Approval rules that block posting | Not included | Included | Included |
| Audit trail | Included | Included | Included |
| Ask Boongon | Not included | Included | Included |
| Customer portal | Not included | Included | Included |
| Multiple companies | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Consolidated reporting | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Intercompany eliminations | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Per-entity access control | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Separate sandbox environment | Not included | Not included | Included |
Statuses come from one shared source, so this table cannot disagree with the roadmap or any product page.
These are the things that stop a sale in a procurement review. You would find all of them eventually. We would rather you found them here, while it is still cheap to change your mind.
You cannot sign in through your own identity provider, and accounts are not created or removed from your directory when someone joins or leaves. Neither exists in the product today.
Where it sits on the roadmapIt is in Singapore, for everyone. If your own rules require it somewhere else, this is the point to say so rather than after a migration.
How it is hostedNo audit has been completed and we do not hold SOC 2, so there is no certificate to send you. If one is a hard requirement, raise it at the first conversation rather than the last.
What we do enforcePay runs work in the Philippines, India, Australia and New Zealand. If you pay people anywhere else, a pay run cannot be finished yet. The ledger, the currencies and the entity structure are not tied to any country.
What is and is not coveredAvailability has never been measured, so there is no figure to publish and no service level to sign. The status page reports what is built, and says as much itself.
Status pageAnything still being built shows its real state on the roadmap, from the same source as the table above.
Correct. The 14-day trial is the full Operations plan with nothing on file. If you do not continue, the workspace becomes read-only with your data intact, and we tell you before anything is removed.
Somebody who signs in and does work. You buy a number of seats and pay for the seats you have bought, not for how often each person signs in. Your customers, your suppliers and your own staff using a portal are none of these: they live on their own records, never take a seat, and are not charged.
A separate legal entity with its own set of books and its own filing position. The first one is included in the seat price. Each one after that carries a monthly charge, shown with the prices above, because a second company is a second set of returns and a second line in the consolidation.
Yes, two of them: a smallest number of people and a smallest yearly contract. Both are shown with the prices above and both are checked before you pay rather than after, so you will not get part-way through and be turned away. Paying yearly is charged for ten months out of twelve, which also means the yearly total is lower and meets the contract minimum later than paying monthly does. The calculator on this page tells you which side of both you are on.
No. There is no per-transaction fee and no percentage of the amounts you process. You pay per user, per month.
Yes, in steps, and a step applies to every seat rather than only the ones above the line. Someone on the second step pays the lower rate on all of their people, not the full rate on the first batch. The steps are listed under the calculator, and the calculator asks the product itself rather than working them out here.
In Singapore. There is no choice of region, so if your own rules require the data to sit in a particular country, this is the point to raise it rather than after a migration.
Every list and report exports to CSV, JSON or Excel. There is no export fee, no notice period on taking your data, and no part of it is held back because of a plan change.
Yes, in either direction. An upgrade applies immediately; a downgrade applies at the next billing date. Your data is never gated behind a plan change.
Because past a certain shape there is no single number that would be honest. What it costs depends on how many entities and users you run, which environments you need, and what migration and support arrangements make sense. A figure on the page would be either too high for most groups or too low for some, and either way it would be the wrong starting point. You get a real figure at the first conversation rather than at the end of a process, and there is no way to buy it from this page.
The trial is the full Operations plan with no card. If your organisation is more complicated than a plan page can express, ask for a session instead.
Working out what this would cost you? The number depends on entities and users — happy to walk through it.