Digits
Autonomous general ledger and AI accounting agents for startups and the firms that serve them, built by the founders of Crashlytics and backed by Benchmark, SoftBank and GV; revenue grew elevenfold in 2024.
| Founded | 2018, San Francisco |
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| Founders | Jeff Seibert (CEO), Wayne Chang, Galuh Titisari; Seibert and Chang built Crashlytics, sold to Twitter |
| Ownership | Private; close to US$100m raised from Benchmark, SoftBank, GV and more than 70 angels |
| Customers | Thousands of startups including Partiful, Replika and Wispr; firm partnerships with Armanino and Hiline; Ignition integration in 2026 |
| What it does | A ledger that categorises, reconciles and closes on its own, with AI agents for bookkeeping, bill pay, invoicing and reporting, and an Ask Digits assistant |
| Recent moves | AI agents launched June 2025; Accounting Today Top New Product 2026; Ignition partnership; positioning against QuickBooks and Xero |
| Pricing | Plans from free to a few hundred dollars a month by company size |
| Markets | US |
| Peers | Puzzle, Quanta, Kick, Campfire, Intuit QuickBooks |
Why it matters
Digits raised close to $100 million and rebuilt itself from a reporting tool into an autonomous ledger before the current wave of AI accounting startups existed. Founded in 2018 it sits on the line between established and startup, and it has been covered twice on this site, which is why it closes out the 100.
Accountio coverage
Ignition and Digits Launch Partnership to Help Accounting Firms Scale with AI
A Ledger That Writes Itself: Digits and the New Automation Push
Updated September 2026.
Part of Accountio’s accounting technology coverage.
