Plans
Hayatiq Financials is priced by plan and sets. Each plan below says what it includes, and the questions under the plans cover the watermark and what you can download without an account.
Starter, Practice, Practice Plus, Partner and set credits are bought after you sign in, through Paddle, the merchant of record; the first sign-in creates your organisation on the Free plan. Sign in
For the first 20 paying accounts
50% off a Starter, Practice or Partner annual plan, locked for two years. Open to an individual account on Starter exactly as to a firm on Practice or Partner — there is no minimum client count.
Prices in US dollars.
A set is one company's draft financial statements for one reporting year — the statements, the notes and the checklist — in every document and format you export of that version. A draft changed after its export is a new set.
Every plan, Free included, has every framework pack and every country the product supports, unlimited mapping templates, and export as DOCX, XLSX and PDF; on the Free plan every file carries the DRAFT watermark.
Free
$0
Sign in to save your drafts. Without an account, a guest downloads one Word file and one PDF per version of a draft, and the draft is not saved to Hayatiq.
Full workflow, saved drafts, 3 watermarked draft sets a year to export. 1 entity, 1 user.
Starter
$29 / month
$290 / year
For an individual accountant or an SME's own finance team, one entity at a time.
1 entity, 4 sets a year, 1 user.
Practice
Recommended
$129 / month
$1,290 / year
For a small accounting firm with clients to roll forward every year.
Up to 25 client entities, 100 sets a year, 3 users.
Practice Plus
$199 / month
$1,990 / year
For a firm whose client book has outgrown Practice.
Up to 50 client entities, 200 sets a year, 5 users.
Partner
$299 / month
$2,990 / year
For a firm running the full client book.
Up to 100 client entities, unlimited sets, 10 users, priority support.
Set credits
$25 per set
For occasional use, outside a subscription.
Draws down from a credit balance; no monthly commitment.
Pricing questions
- What counts as an entity?
- One company whose statements you draft: your own, or one client of your firm. Its following years are the same entity. A plan holds the number of entities it lists: a new one beyond that is saved once you move to a larger plan, and the entities already saved keep saving and exporting.
- What is the watermark?
- On the Free plan, every page and every sheet it exports carries a DRAFT mark, and so does a set credit used on it; the paid plans export without the mark. The draft-for-review statement is on every file, whatever the plan.
- Is an export a finished set of financial statements?
- No. It is a draft prepared for professional review, as the statement above says on every file, and it is not a statement of compliance with IFRS, IFRS for SMEs or SOCPA. The review, and the statements that come out of it, are yours.
- Can I download a draft without an account?
- Anyone can download one watermarked Word file and one PDF of the draft set in their browser before signing in (the PDF is for a set in English): the DRAFT mark on every page, the draft-for-review statement, the band of open items, and no release statement. Your draft is not stored on our servers; only a counter for your connection and a short fingerprint of the draft's version are kept in memory for a day, so the limit is one Word file and one PDF per version of your draft, for a day, with a short wait between downloads from one connection.