> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.kick.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.kick.co/reference/plan-comparison.md).

# Plan Comparison

Start free, or choose the plan that fits where your business is today.

Kick offers four plans. You can start for free and upgrade as your business grows. Most features that matter day to day are available on every plan.

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### Choosing a plan

Here's what you need to know to pick the right fit for your business.

| Plan         | Best For                                                                        | Price   | What's included                                                                       |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Free**     | Getting started or evaluating Kick                                              | $0/mo   | 1 entity, up to 250 transactions/year, core features                                  |
| **Basic**    | Full-time businesses that want automation and unlimited transactions            | $40/mo  | 1 entity, unlimited transactions, reconciliation, AI automation                       |
| **Plus**     | Businesses with multiple entities, accrual needs, or department-level reporting | $100/mo | Unlimited entities\*, classes, accrual ledger, AR & AP                                |
| **Advanced** | Businesses with complex multi-entity or accrual needs                           | $300/mo | Up to 5 entities, consolidation, Ownership, scheduled invoices, and dedicated support |

\*Plus plan includes the first 250 transactions per entity per year for free, and $50/month per entity for unlimited transactions.

Advanced includes up to five business entities. If you have more than five, [contact us](/troubleshooting/contact-us.md) for a custom plan.

Two of those Plus features are worth a plain-English definition. An **accrual ledger** records income and expenses when they're earned or owed, not only when cash moves. **AR & AP** track money owed to you and money you owe.

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### How to decide

**Start with Free** - if you're evaluating Kick or your business has under 250 transactions per year. All the core features are available so you can get a real feel for how it works before committing.

**Move to Basic** - as soon as you need unlimited transactions, want to reconcile your accounts, or want to use Kick's AI automation tools. The right upgrade for most single-entity businesses.

**Upgrade to Plus** - as soon as you have more than one business to manage, need accrual accounting, or want to track performance by location, department, or project using [Classes](/common-workflows/classes.md). Pricing scales predictably as you add entities.

**Choose Advanced** - when you need consolidated financial statements, automatic intercompany eliminations, Ownership, scheduled invoices, or dedicated support. Advanced supports up to five business entities.

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### Feature comparison

See our [Pricing page](https://kick.co/pricing) for a detailed, by-feature breakdown of every plan.


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