Accounting-software price monitor
Your software bill, checked every morning.
StackWatch reads the pricing pages of 14 tools accounting firms run on, from QuickBooks Online and Xero to Karbon and TaxDome. When a price moves, you get the old price, the new one and the vendor’s own page.
How it works
Three checks. One alert.
No aggregators, no blog posts, no guesses. A price only reaches you after it has been read on the vendor’s own page, twice.
We read the vendor’s page.
Every morning, each tool’s own US pricing page is read and its list prices recorded. Promotions, taxes and add-ons are left out.
A change has to hold.
A new price must appear on two consecutive days before we call it a change. One odd read never becomes an alert.
You get the before and after.
The old price, the new price, the date and a link to the vendor’s page, in one short email for the tools you picked.
Latest documented increase
SmartVault
2 prices raised, Oct 2, 2026.
Source for these figures
StackWatch daily read of the vendor’s own pricing page. Read and confirmed by StackWatch; see the SmartVault price history for every dated price.
The log
Every increase, dated and sourced.
The newest documented list-price increases across the tools we track. Each row links to that tool’s full price history.
Tools for firms
Free, with the source on every figure.
Use them whether or not you ever sign up for anything.
Current prices
Today’s US list prices, read from each vendor’s own page.
CalculatorWhat increases cost your firm
Enter your clients and users; see the yearly cost of each documented increase.
GuidesRead a pricing page like a buyer
Promotions, annual billing, per-user units and tax-software renewals, explained.
CSV · JSONDownload the data
Every dated price and source, free to reuse with a link back.
How we verify
Accuracy first, then everything else.
A missed change costs you a little. A wrong one costs your client’s trust. So every rule here leans toward saying nothing rather than saying something wrong.
The vendor’s own US pricing page, read directly. Never a review site or an old blog post.
Two consecutive daily reads before a change is reported.
Left out. A sale ending or being extended is never reported as a price change.