LedgerOne · Pricing
Pay only for what you use.
One calm dashboard for your household money. Cancel any time, no questions asked.
Monthly pricing is $8/mo for Household and $19/mo for Family. Annual billing lowers the effective monthly price to $7/mo and $15/mo.
Free
Try LedgerOne with no commitment.
forever
Join waitlist- Unlimited credit cards
- Unlimited bills + subscriptions
- Manual transactions + CSV export
- One household member (solo)
- Email support
Household
For couples, roommates, and small households.
billed annually as $84/yr
- Unlimited cards & subscriptions
- Plaid bank linking
- Send invoices to anyone
- AI money coach
- CSV import + receipt scanner
- Pay with card via Stripe
- Priority support
Family
For households + shared expenses.
billed annually as $180/yr
- Everything in Household
- Up to 5 people on the account
- Shared expense tracking
- Per-person invoice splitting
- Family savings goals
- Reimbursement workflows
Side-by-side.
Every feature, every plan.
Common questions.
What if I outgrow Free?
You can upgrade any time inside the app — Settings → Billing. Your data carries over.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Any time. You keep access until the end of the billing period and your data stays put. Resubscribe whenever.
What does the AI coach actually do?
It reads your spending patterns and surfaces upcoming bills, due dates, balances, and tradeoffs for organization only — it's an opt-in feature you can turn off in Settings. AI features in LedgerOne are for organization only: LedgerOne does not provide investment, tax, legal, credit, or personalized financial advice.
Is Plaid secure?
Plaid is the same infrastructure that powers Venmo, Robinhood, and Coinbase. LedgerOne never sees your bank password — Plaid encrypts and proxies the connection.
Do you offer refunds?
If you cancel within 30 days of a paid charge and you're unhappy with the product, email hello@orvica.co — we'll refund the charge.
Family plan: how does the people limit work?
Up to 5 people share one paid subscription. Each gets their own login, their own dashboard, and shared visibility into the household ledger.