DualEntry vs NetSuite
DualEntry
Mid-market companies scaling to IPO, from US$5m in revenue to NYSE-listed businesses
2024; New York
NetSuite
Businesses from startups to enterprises, including small, mid-sized, fast-growing, family-owned and investment-backed companies
1998, as NetLedger
DualEntry and NetSuite both sell cloud ERP software with a general ledger and financial reporting.
NetSuite, founded in 1998 and owned by Oracle since 2016, is a suite covering financials, supply chain, CRM, e-commerce and HR for more than 44,000 customers; DualEntry, founded in New York in 2024, is an AI-native ERP for mid-market companies scaling to IPO, with migration in 24 hours.
DualEntry vs NetSuite: side by side
“Not published” means the vendor does not state it.
| DualEntry | NetSuite | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | AI-native ERP: general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, close management, reconciliation, revenue recognition, multi-entity and multi-currency accounting, with migration in 24 hours | Cloud ERP suite covering financials, supply chain, CRM, e-commerce and HR, with embedded AI |
| Best for | Mid-market companies scaling to IPO, from US$5m in revenue to NYSE-listed businesses | Businesses from startups to enterprises, including small, mid-sized, fast-growing, family-owned and investment-backed companies |
| Founded and HQ | 2024; New York | 1998, as NetLedger |
| Ownership and funding | Venture-backed; US$90m Series A (Oct 2025) led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and Khosla Ventures, with GV, Contrary and Vesey Ventures; over US$100m raised in total | Owned by Oracle since 2016 |
| Customers or users | Thousands of users; US$100bn+ of journal entries processed; customers include Slash, Graphite, Signal Ventures and Trillion Digital | More than 44,000 |
| Pricing | Three plans (DualEntry, Plus and Ultra) by number of entities: up to 3, up to 20 or unlimited; unlimited users and transactions; prices on request; implementation included, no free trial | Not published; quote on request (the site offers a free product demo) |
| Deployment and markets | Cloud; 50+ countries supported; 13,000+ bank connections; US-based, CPA-led support | Cloud; local sites across the Americas, Asia-Pacific and EMEA, including the US/Canada, UK, France, Germany, Spain, Australia, India and Japan |
Main differences
NetSuite covers financials, supply chain, CRM, e-commerce and HR; DualEntry covers accounting: the general ledger, payables and receivables, close, reconciliation, revenue recognition and multi-entity, multi-currency books.
DualEntry migrates companies in 24 hours and has set aside US$6m to help them leave legacy ERP contracts; NetSuite has dedicated pages for companies moving from QuickBooks, Microsoft, Sage, SAP and Deltek.
Neither publishes prices; DualEntry sells three plans by number of entities, with unlimited users and transactions and implementation included.
NetSuite has been part of Oracle since 2016; DualEntry is venture-backed, with a US$90m Series A in October 2025.
NetSuite has more than 44,000 customers, from startups to enterprises; DualEntry serves mid-market companies from US$5m in revenue to NYSE-listed businesses.
Which to choose
Choose DualEntry if
- You want an accounting-focused ERP with unlimited users, a 24-hour migration and plans set by number of entities
Choose NetSuite if
- You need supply chain, CRM, e-commerce or HR in the same system as your financials
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Common questions
What is the difference between DualEntry and NetSuite?+
NetSuite is a cloud ERP suite covering financials, supply chain, CRM, e-commerce and HR, with embedded AI. DualEntry is an AI-native ERP covering the general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, close management, reconciliation, revenue recognition and multi-entity, multi-currency accounting.
How much do DualEntry and NetSuite cost?+
Neither publishes prices. DualEntry sells three plans, DualEntry, Plus and Ultra, for up to 3, up to 20 or unlimited entities, with unlimited users and transactions and implementation included; prices are on request. NetSuite quotes on request and offers a free product demo.
Who owns DualEntry and NetSuite?+
NetSuite, founded in 1998 as NetLedger, has been owned by Oracle since 2016. DualEntry is venture-backed: it raised a US$90m Series A in October 2025 led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and Khosla Ventures, with GV, Contrary and Vesey Ventures, and has raised over US$100m in total.
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