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What it does

Compass is a financial-work platform for advisory firms and the businesses they serve. It connects accounting and business data, keeps it current, surfaces findings with row-level evidence, and supports planning in Compass or connected AI tools.

Two ratings

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A clear financial-workflow product with strong usability and performance. Editorial structure and buying guidance need a final pass so buyers can compare tradeoffs with less…

Reviewed on Oct 8, 2026

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Pricing details

Plans are priced per company per month; Portfolio is $99/month plus $19 per client company, and extra AI usage starts at $10. Billed monthly. free trial (14 days) · Every feature is available for 14 days; no credit card is required.

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Standard$29 monthly per per company

One company with every feature and standard AI usage. Standard AI usage

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Premium$99 monthly per per company

One company with every feature and five times the AI usage. Five times the AI usage

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Portfolio$99 monthly per plus $19 per client company

A hub for advisory firms with separate client memory and a cross-client view. $19 per client company · Seat billing per client company

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Firmcustom

For larger portfolios and firms with volume terms and team onboarding. Custom pricing · For 50-seat buyers

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Key features

  • Data connections

    Connect

    Connect QuickBooks and Xero directly, use a catalog for other sources, or import spreadsheets and exports as files.

  • Evidence-backed findings

    Review

    Findings include the evidence behind them down to the source rows.

  • Inbox

    Review

    Findings reach an Inbox for review and approval.

  • Workflows and automatic runs

    Automation

    The product provides workflows and automatic runs.

  • AI planning

    Plan

    Users can ask for forecasts, hiring plans, and stress-tested quarters from connected financial data.

  • MCP connection

    Integrations

    Users can connect AI tools through MCP.

  • Per-client memory and access

    Client management

    Each client has its own memory and access, with revocable AI connections and attributed reads.

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Who it’s for

  • Advisory firm client management

    Manage data, findings, and planning across clients served by an advisory firm.

  • Business owner financial work

    Owners can connect accounting data or import files to work with their company's numbers.

  • AI-assisted financial planning

    Connect Claude or ChatGPT to answer questions from company books with attributed reads.

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Buyer questions

Questions buyers actually ask

Is Compass for me?

Compass is built for advisory firms and the businesses they serve. Users connect accounting data or import it from files, and the trial provides every feature for 14 days.

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How do I know a finding is right?

Every finding carries its evidence down to the rows it came from. Anything without backing is dropped before it is shown.

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Do I need Claude or ChatGPT?

Compass works on its own. Claude or ChatGPT can be connected to answer from the same books, with every read recorded.

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What happens after the 14 days?

You choose a plan from $29 per company per month, or leave; no card is kept on file.

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What can Compass connect to?

It connects to QuickBooks and Xero directly, Stripe, Harvest, Notion, HubSpot and a growing catalog, plus spreadsheets or exports as files and MCP tools.

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How is each client's data kept separate?

Each client has its own memory and access. AI connections use per-client tokens that are scoped and revocable, and reads are attributed in that client's Activity record.

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The expert review

Compassapp scores 80/100, with a clear workflow for financial work and strong measured usability and performance. Its most material weaknesses are editorial structure and decision support: buyers get concrete product information, but not yet a sufficiently guided path through tradeoffs and proof.

80/100: strong product, clear gaps in editorial structure and buying guidance

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Scores across 13 dimensions

Domain
compassapp.ai
Category
Financial planning & reporting
Platforms
web
Founded
2023
Last checked
Oct 8, 2026
Public dimensions
13

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