Ledgerline — Pricing
Visual concept preview of the Fintech Trust template's Pricing page: Makes packaging legible and resolves procurement objections. The sections below are a non-interactive composition of open-registry blocks.
No platform fee, no per-seat licensing, and no line item for the ledger, the reconciliation engine, or the audit trail. You pay a metered rate on volume that settles.
The same three tiers from first evaluation to committed volume. Rates step down as settled volume grows; the tier only changes what the platform is allowed to do.
Core
Metered monthly, no platform fee
- Double-entry ledger and audit trail
- Two settlement rails, six currencies
- Daily reconciliation exports
- Shared implementation queue
Scale
Volume-tiered, stepping down from 24 bps
- Everything in Core
- Nine settlement rails, 34 currencies
- Sub-ledger per counterparty
- Signed webhooks with 90-day replay
- Named implementation engineer
Reserve
Committed volume, negotiated rate
- Everything in Scale
- Dedicated ledger cluster and region
- Custom settlement windows
- Quarterly control review
The full matrix. The ledger, the audit trail, and the reconciliation engine are in every tier — they are never the upsell.
Core Start an evaluation | Scale Most programs Talk to an engineer | Reserve Contact the desk | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Volume and rails | |||
| Settlement rails | 2 | 9 | All rails |
| Settlement currencies | 6 | 34 | 34 + custom |
| Monthly settled volume | Up to 40M | Up to 2B | Uncapped |
| Payout windows per day | 1 | 4 | Custom |
| Ledger | |||
| Double-entry ledger | |||
| Immutable audit trail | |||
| Sub-ledger per counterparty | — | ||
| Event replay window | 7 days | 90 days | Full history |
| Reconciliation exports | Daily | Hourly | Streaming |
| Controls and compliance | |||
| SOC 2 Type II report | |||
| SSO and SCIM | — | ||
| Maker-checker approvals | — | ||
| Dedicated ledger cluster | — | — | |
| Coverage | |||
| Named implementation engineer | — | ||
| Quarterly control review | — | — | |
Programmes that moved onto Ledgerline in the last four quarters, in their own words.
The rate was legible on the first call — one number on settled volume, and the sheet we built matched the first invoice to the basis point.
We stopped paying for seats, so risk and support finally got logins. The people closest to an exception can now actually see it.
Procurement had four objections. Three were answered by the tier matrix and the fourth by the security desk in a day.
Metering, contracts, and implementation — the answers procurement asks for in writing.
Rail status, settlement-window changes, and what shipped in the ledger — one plain-text note a month, no sequence, unsubscribe in one click.