Accounting software alternatives for
Canadian corporations.
Most Canadian incorporated corporations are running bookkeeping on a product designed for someone else. A US-first giant, a sole proprietor tool, or an invoice app with a ledger bolted on. Here is how Ledg compares, honestly.
No credit card. Free up to 100 ledger entries. Data stays in Canada.
Ledg vs QuickBooks Online
The Canadian-first alternative to the biggest global product with a Canadian skin. T2, GIFI, GST/HST, PST, and a corporate tax handbook built in.
Read comparison →Ledg vs Xero
Xero is a global tool with Canadian rules layered on. Ledg is Canadian-first at half the monthly cost, with the accountant share included on the entry tier.
Read comparison →Ledg vs Wave Accounting
Wave is for sole proprietors. Once you incorporate, you inherit share capital, shareholder loans, and a T2. Ledg is the bookkeeping tool for that moment.
Read comparison →Ledg vs FreshBooks
FreshBooks is invoice-first. Ledg is ledger-first. If your accountant wants a GIFI-mapped export, not a PDF income statement, this is the switch.
Read comparison →One ledger, ready for your CPA.
Free up to 100 ledger entries. No credit card. No meeting to book. Move to Solo at $9 a month when you outgrow it.