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TaxDome pricing in 2026: what each plan costs

US list prices for each plan, read from TaxDome’s own pricing page on October 31, 2026, with what each plan covers and how the price has moved.

Prices read October 31, 2026 · US dollars, excluding tax and add-ons · How we verify prices

TaxDome introduced new pricing for firms signing up on or after November 2, 2026. TaxDome now sells one plan priced by active clients, billed annually, with 20 seats included: $1,500 a year at 150 active clients, $5,175 at 500, $9,000 at 1,000, $11,625 at 1,500, $13,500 at 2,000, $15,600 at 2,500 and $16,500 at 3,000; larger firms are quoted individually. Firms that signed up before November 2, 2026 keep the per-seat prices until their first renewal on or after January 1, 2027, so the TaxDome per-seat prices on this page are now its legacy prices. Source: taxdome.com/pricing and TaxDome’s Help Center, read November 3, 2026. The TaxDome figures on this page will be rebuilt around the new plan. What the new plan costs your firm, by size.
TaxDome costs: Essentials $800 a year per seat on a 1-year commitment (less on a 2- or 3-year commitment); Pro $1,000 a year per seat on a 1-year commitment (less on a 2- or 3-year commitment); Business $1,200 a year per seat on a 1-year commitment (less on a 2- or 3-year commitment). These are US list prices in US dollars as read from TaxDome’s own pricing page on October 31, 2026, excluding tax, promotions and optional add-ons.

TaxDome plans and prices

PlanList pricePricedWhat it includes
Essentials$800 a year on a 1-year commitment
$750 on a 2-year commitment
$700 on a 3-year commitment
Per seat, per yearSingle-seat plan (one user)
Pro$1,000 a year on a 1-year commitment
$950 on a 2-year commitment
$900 on a 3-year commitment
Per seat, per yearPer-seat plan
Business$1,200 a year on a 1-year commitment
$1,150 on a 2-year commitment
$1,100 on a 3-year commitment
Per seat, per yearPer-seat plan

Prices read from the vendor’s pricing page on October 31, 2026. StackWatch reads this page every day and has done so on 39 days since September 12, 2026. “Priced” says what the figure is charged per.

How TaxDome pricing works

TaxDome is practice-management software for accounting and tax firms, sold per seat per year.

Priced per seat per year, with a lower per-seat price for a two- or three-year commitment than for a one-year commitment. This describes the legacy per-seat plans (25 or more seats got a custom quote). On the new per-client plan, 20 seats are included and custom pricing starts past 20 seats or 3,000 active clients (taxdome.com/pricing, read November 12, 2026).

What to check before you quote a TaxDome price

The price depends on the commitment length

All three prices appear on the page at once; the lowest figures need a three-year commitment. When comparing with month-to-month tools, use the one-year price.

The savings calculator quotes other vendors, not TaxDome

The pricing page embeds a savings calculator that lists competitors’ prices as plain text. Those figures are not TaxDome prices, so check the heading around any number.

Large teams and seasonal staff are priced separately

On the legacy per-seat plans, teams of 25 or more seats need a custom quote; on the new per-client plan, custom pricing starts past 20 seats or 3,000 active clients. A TaxDome help-center article lists short-term seasonal seats separately, for example $500 per seat per four-month term on Business.

Other regions may differ

TaxDome publishes pricing pages for other locales that can carry different prices. Use taxdome.com/pricing for US dollar prices.

What these prices do not include

To keep like-for-like comparisons, this page leaves out:

TaxDome price history in brief

The most recent change is the November 2, 2026 restructure to one plan priced per active client ($1,500 a year at 150 active clients, 20 seats included; source taxdome.com/pricing, read November 12, 2026). The most recent dated per-seat price change took effect February 13, 2023: Pro $600 to $800.

The full TaxDome price history lists every dated data point with its source. Percentages compare list prices only; what a plan includes can change over time.

TaxDome restructured its plans in 2025 (see the plan and policy changes in the price history), so compare Pro before and after 2025 with care: the plan kept its name while firms were moved between plans.

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Common questions

How much does TaxDome cost?

As of October 31, 2026, the TaxDome pricing page lists Essentials $800 a year per seat on a 1-year commitment (less on a 2- or 3-year commitment); Pro $1,000 a year per seat on a 1-year commitment (less on a 2- or 3-year commitment); Business $1,200 a year per seat on a 1-year commitment (less on a 2- or 3-year commitment). These are US list prices in US dollars, excluding tax, promotions and add-ons.

How is TaxDome priced?

Priced per seat per year, with a lower per-seat price for a two- or three-year commitment than for a one-year commitment. This describes the legacy per-seat plans (25 or more seats got a custom quote). On the new per-client plan, 20 seats are included and custom pricing starts past 20 seats or 3,000 active clients (taxdome.com/pricing, read November 12, 2026).

When did TaxDome last change its prices?

The most recent change is the November 2, 2026 restructure to one plan priced per active client ($1,500 a year at 150 active clients, 20 seats included; source taxdome.com/pricing, read November 12, 2026). The most recent dated per-seat price change took effect February 13, 2023: Pro $600 to $800. Source: TaxDome. A later plan change (Jun 7, 2025, Essentials, Pro) is described under “Plan and policy changes” on the price history page.

Where do these prices come from?

They are read from TaxDome’s own pricing page every day, and every historical figure is linked to its source on the price history page. How we verify prices