2026 Pricing Update
As we approach the end of our 3rd year since launch, Seller Ledger is announcing our pricing update for 2026.
Seller Ledger is increasing prices 0%
Yes, you read that right. We are keeping prices the same. Just like we did in 2025. And 2024.
We haven’t raised prices since we launched on April1, 2023. To put that in perspective, let’s look at a simple chart comparing us with the overall rate of inflation and the leading accounting platform: Quickbooks Online.

As you see, over the last 2 years and 9 months, the total rate of inflation has been 6.8%. We also included the change in price for Quickbooks Essentials, which allows for up to 3 sales channels but no inventory tracking, and QuickBooks Plus, which includes everything in Essentials plus inventory tracking. In both cases, their monthly prices have increased more than 35%, or 5x the rate of inflation.
Conversely, Seller Ledger’s monthly pricing hasn’t changed at all. Given the rate of inflation over that time, Seller Ledger has actually gotten cheaper relative to most other products and services.
And yet, we’ve added a TON of new functionality
Just look back at what we added in calendar year 2025. Click on any of the bulleted items to learn more.
Enhanced connectivity and data automation
- Import Depop sales
- Import multiple mileage trips
- View profit per eBay order
- Match eBay transactions to payouts
- eBay channel summary page
- Match Amazon transactions to payouts
- Amazon channel summary page
- Track off-site and cash sales
- Import sales from any marketplace
Improved usability
- Export P&L and Schedule C tax reports
- Improve transaction search
- Improved sorting of transactions
- Hide accounts from your dashboard
- How to give away inventory for promotion or donation
- Track out-of-stock inventory
- Attach receipts to transactions
Better support for more complex sellers
State and local sales tax reports
Oh, and though we haven’t promoted it yet, those of you who still have to deal with sales tax returns might want to check out our new state sales tax reports under the “Taxes” tab:)
If you want to go back even further to see what we’ve added since launch, feel free to check out our blog.
How is that possible without raising prices?
There are two parts to this answer:
First, we are a private company that is not beholden to outside shareholders. The number one responsibility of public company executives is to maximize shareholder value. We get to choose what we solve for. Every team member owns stock in this company. And we prefer to focus on making customers happy, first and foremost. It also helps that we’re profitable, which can be explained by the next point.
Second, technology is evolving at an ever increasing rate, and most technology dramatically improves efficiency. We are on a very modern tech stack. And instead of using tools like artificial intelligence as a way to lay people off and generate more profits, we use it to dramatically improve the product at a cost structure that allows us to do so.
There actually is one other pricing update
As it turns out, adding all of the functionality we have over the year has attracted some significantly larger customers. So much so that we’ve had to add some new pricing tiers above our largest tier. If you are an eCommerce seller with more that 5,000 orders/transactions a month, check out our updated pricing page.
Methodology
In the spirit of full transparency, we used the Wayback machine to look up pricing from both Quickbooks and Seller Ledger. Want to double check? Go ahead.
Here’s looking to a great 2026!
