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Spreadsheets are free until they cost you a weekend. Accounting software is built for accountants. Kassa is built for the people running the business.
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Three ways to run your books, side by side.
Spreadsheets
Accounting software
Kassa
Core
Live revenue and cash dashboard
Bank and card connections
Manual import
Bank feeds
Live, read-only
Users
Shared file
Per-seat pricing
Unlimited
Accountant access
Money in
Invoicing
Automatic reminders
Aged debtors report
Payroll and tax
VAT calculations
Tax filing
Payroll funding alerts
Payroll and company tax forecasts
Scale
Entities
One file each
Paid add-on
Up to 5
Consolidated reports
Custom roles and approvals
Support
None
Real people, in minutes
Included / Every plan
A finance team’s work, for less than a bookkeeper.
Most small businesses pay for four or five tools and still spend Sunday on the books. Kassa replaces the stack, and every plan comes with the basics that matter.
Unlimited users and a free accountant seat
14-day free trial, no card needed
Switch plans or cancel whenever you like
Typical monthly stack
You save each month on Growth
£358
£437 → £79
Bookkeeper, 4 hrs a month
£300 · reconciliation and chasing
Replaced
£
Invoicing app
£25 · per month
Replaced
Receipts and expenses app
£112 · 8 users at £14
Replaced
Switching
Switching questions.
Can I import from my spreadsheet?
Yes. Upload a CSV and Kassa maps the columns for you. Most businesses are set up in an afternoon.
Can I move from my accounting software?
Kassa imports contacts, invoices and opening balances from Xero, QuickBooks and Sage, or keeps syncing with them if your accountant prefers.
Do I need an accountant as well?
Kassa does the day to day. Many customers keep an accountant for year end, and their seat is free.
