Canopy vs TaxDome
Canopy
US accounting, CPA, tax and bookkeeping firms of all sizes, plus advisory, tax, bookkeeping and audit teams
2014; Draper, Utah, US
TaxDome
Tax, bookkeeping and accounting firms, from solo practitioners to multi-office firms with 50+ staff
Canopy and TaxDome both sell all-in-one practice management to tax and accounting firms, covering clients, documents, workflow and billing.
Canopy, founded in 2014 in Draper, Utah, is built for US firms, has 15,000+ accounting firms as customers and includes an IRS tax resolution module; TaxDome is used by 15,000+ firms in 25+ countries and includes a client portal, mobile app and e-signature.
Canopy vs TaxDome: side by side
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| Canopy | TaxDome | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | All-in-one practice management: client management and CRM, documents, workflow, time and billing, engagements and proposals, with an AI tool called Coworker | All-in-one practice management for tax, bookkeeping and accounting firms: CRM, client portal and mobile app, workflow automation, documents and e-signature, proposals, billing and payments |
| Best for | US accounting, CPA, tax and bookkeeping firms of all sizes, plus advisory, tax, bookkeeping and audit teams | Tax, bookkeeping and accounting firms, from solo practitioners to multi-office firms with 50+ staff |
| Founded and HQ | 2014; Draper, Utah, US | Not published |
| Ownership and funding | Investors include Viking, Ten Coves Capital, Pelion Ventures, Tenya Capital, Ankona and New View | Private company led by its founders, Victor Radzinsky (CEO) and Ilya Radzinsky (President) |
| Customers or users | 15,000+ accounting firms | 15,000+ firms and their 5 million+ clients |
| Pricing | Standard US$74, Plus US$109, Premium US$149 per user a month billed annually; tax resolution US$50 per user a month | Per seat a year, billed upfront: Essentials (solo users) US$800, Pro US$1,000, Business US$1,200 on a one-year commitment; US$700, US$900 and US$1,100 on a three-year commitment |
| Deployment and markets | Cloud-native; built for US firms | Used in 25+ countries; multilingual platform |
Main differences
Canopy costs US$74 to US$149 per user a month billed annually; TaxDome costs US$800 to US$1,200 per seat a year on a one-year commitment, or US$700 to US$1,100 on three years.
Canopy has an IRS tax resolution module at US$50 per user a month; TaxDome centres on the client portal, e-signature, proposals and payments.
Canopy is built for US firms; TaxDome is used in 25+ countries and runs in several languages.
Both serve 15,000+ firms; TaxDome's firms have 5 million+ clients on the platform.
Which to choose
Choose Canopy if
- You are a US firm with IRS tax resolution work
Choose TaxDome if
- You have clients or staff outside the US, or want an annual per-seat price with a lower rate for three years
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Common questions
What is the difference between Canopy and TaxDome?+
Canopy is all-in-one practice management for US firms: client management and CRM, documents, workflow, time and billing, and engagements and proposals, with an IRS tax resolution module. TaxDome is all-in-one practice management with a CRM, client portal and mobile app, workflow automation, documents and e-signature, proposals, billing and payments.
How much do Canopy and TaxDome cost?+
Canopy costs US$74 (Standard), US$109 (Plus) or US$149 (Premium) per user a month billed annually, with tax resolution at US$50 per user a month. TaxDome is priced per seat a year, billed upfront: US$800, US$1,000 or US$1,200 on a one-year commitment, and US$700, US$900 or US$1,100 on a three-year commitment.
Is Canopy or TaxDome used outside the US?+
Canopy is built for US accounting, tax and bookkeeping firms. TaxDome is used in more than 25 countries and runs in several languages.
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