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Financial planning software

Plan budgets, forecast cash flow, and model business financial performance.

Our ranked shortlist: the best financial planning software →

At a glance

Tools tracked
8
Entry plans
$50–$1,041.67/mo
Typical entry plan
$249/mo
Free plan
0 of 8
Cheapest paid
Jirav, $50/mo
Best value score
PlanGuru, 6/10

Every tool we cover

Price tracker →
ToolScoreFromTop listed planFree planTrialPages
PlanGuru7.0$83/mo*$333/moNo14 daysReviewPricingAlternatives
Vena7.0Custom*—No—ReviewAlternatives
Martus6.8$554.17/mo*$554.17/moNo—Review
Abacum6.8Custom*—No—Review
Jirav6.7$50/mo$150/moNo—ReviewPricingAlternatives
Dryrun6.5$249/mo*$249/moNo14 daysReview
Prophix6.5Custom*—No—ReviewAlternatives
OnPlan3.4$1,041.67/mo*$1,041.67/moNo—ReviewPricing

* Lower confidence: the vendor's pricing page couldn't be read directly or didn't list every price, so the figure was compiled from other public sources and may be incomplete. Check the vendor's page before you buy.

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Financial planning software: quick answers

How much does financial planning software cost?

Paid plans for the 8 financial planning tools we track start between $50 and $1,041.67 a month, and the typical entry plan is about $249 a month. None of them has a free plan. Vena, Abacum and Prophix don't publish a starting price. Prices are the vendors' own, checked Nov 7, 2026; most quote the per-month price when billed annually.

Which financial planning tool is the cheapest?

Jirav has the lowest paid entry plan at $50 a month, followed by PlanGuru at $83.

Which financial planning tools have a free plan?

None of the 8 we track has a permanent free plan. PlanGuru and Dryrun offer a free trial.

Which financial planning tool scores highest in our reviews?

PlanGuru scores highest at 7.0/10. A capable forecasting package, but the $83 annual-billed entry plan is limited to one user and one entity.