The fine print
All of it, at the size you read everything else.
Note 1: Neither plan limits how many entries you confirm, and Free has no time limit.
Note 2: Receipts and minute book files go to your own Google Drive, so they stay yours if you leave.
Note 3: Your AI agent's own plan is separate. Claude works on any plan; ChatGPT needs Plus or higher, on the web.
Note 4: Each business has its own plan: $4 a month or $24 a year covers one business. Your AI agent reads only the businesses on Solo.
Note 5: Cancel within 24 hours of a payment and it is refunded in full. After that, Solo runs to the end of what you paid for.
Questions
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Yes. Pick sole proprietor or corporation at signup. A sole proprietor gets T1 and T2125 dates and Owner Draw labels. A corporation gets T2 dates, T4 and T5 dates when it pays salary or dividends, BC Annual Report dates in BC, and a minute book. The price is the same.
Each business has its own plan, so Solo on one does not cover another under the same login. Put Solo on each business that needs the bank feed and AI agent: $4 a month or $24 a year for each business.
On Solo, add Ledg as a connector in the AI agent you already use. It reads your books and records receipts into Stage, where nothing counts until you confirm it. The steps for each app are in the setup guide.
Not today. Ledg prepares the numbers, and you submit them to the CRA or your provincial portal yourself. Filing T2, T1 with T2125, and the BC Annual Report is planned, with your approval before anything is sent. It is not part of today's plans, and its price has not been set.
No. Invite your accountant from Members in Settings. They make a free Ledg account and get read-only access to your ledger, statements and reports, on Free or Solo, without counting against your plan.
Your books are encrypted at rest and in transit. We do not sell your data. Bank sign-ins happen inside Plaid, so your bank password never reaches Ledg. The main database is in Canada; some service providers work outside Canada, as the Privacy Policy explains.