Leapfin is financial operations software for turning scattered operational data into GAAP-ready financials and reducing manual work across record-to-report accounting. It automates revenue recognition and reconciliation, and prepares journal entries based on customer requirements. The platform consolidates and standardizes data, creates ERP journal entries and summaries, and links transactions so teams can investigate anomalies. Luca AI lets users explore, analyze, and report on financial data through natural-language prompts, including requests for ad-hoc reports. Leap Connect API ingests transactional data as JSON payloads and authenticates requests with an API key sent over HTTPS. Listed integrations include Stripe, NetSuite, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Airwallex, Braintree, Chase, American Express, QuickBooks, Workday, Amazon S3, Snowflake, and Google Drive. NetSuite, QuickBooks, and Workday are listed as ERP integrations. Leapfin is available on the web and through an API. Annual plans start at $500/mo. Standard includes three native integrations, Premium includes ten, and Enterprise includes unlimited native integrations. Each customer receives implementation and onboarding assistance, which typically takes 4–6 weeks. Leapfin says it is SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II compliant and encrypts service data at rest and during internet transmission.
Who it is for
Leapfin is suited to controllers, accountants, VPs of Finance, CFOs, and other teams around the office of the CFO that need to automate revenue accounting and consolidate operational data. Its natural-language reporting and ERP journal-entry workflows may also suit finance teams that investigate transaction anomalies or prepare ad-hoc reports.
What is good
- Automates revenue recognition and reconciliation.
- Prepares journal entries based on customer requirements.
- Luca AI supports natural-language financial analysis and reporting.
- Integrates with Stripe, NetSuite, QuickBooks, Workday, and others.
- Every plan includes support and onboarding assistance.
What to know first
- No free plan or free trial.
- Standard includes three native integrations.
- Leap Connect API has an additional fee on every plan.
- Premium lists additional fees for SSO and role-based access control.
Verdict
Choose Leapfin if your finance team needs revenue accounting automation, standardized transaction data, and ERP journal-entry workflows. Its annual plans start at $500/mo, and there is no free plan or trial; teams should also account for plan-specific integration counts and additional fees for some features.
Get started with Leapfin
- Visit the Leapfin website.
- Choose a plan: Standard, Premium, or Enterprise.
- Arrange implementation and onboarding assistance with Leapfin.
- Connect data through listed integrations or the Leap Connect API.
- Use the web platform to work with financial data.
Limits to know first
Standard includes three native integrations and Premium includes ten; Enterprise includes unlimited native integrations. The Leap Connect API has an additional fee on all plans, while Premium lists additional fees for SSO and role-based access control.
Questions about Leapfin
How much does Leapfin cost?
Annual plans start at $500/mo. Enterprise pricing is custom.
Is there a free plan or trial?
No. Leapfin has no free plan or free trial.
Which platforms does Leapfin support?
Leapfin is available on the web and through an API.
Which integrations are listed?
Integrations include Stripe, NetSuite, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Airwallex, Braintree, Chase, American Express, QuickBooks, Workday, Amazon S3, Snowflake, and Google Drive.
What are the native integration limits?
Standard includes three native integrations, Premium includes ten, and Enterprise includes unlimited native integrations.
Who makes Leapfin?
Leapfin identifies its office as 188 Spear Street, Floor 9, San Francisco, California. Its company blog says Ray Lau and Erik Yao founded it in 2015.
Leapfin plans and pricing
All plansCompared on revenue recognition software
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $500/mo
- Revenue standards
- both
- Allocation methods
- relative
- Performance obligations
- Yes
- Contract modifications
- Yes
- ERP integrations
- NetSuite, QuickBooks, Workday
