FloQast vs Numeric
FloQast
Enterprise accounting teams: CFOs, CAOs, controllers, accountants, internal audit and compliance
2013; Los Angeles, California
Numeric
Finance and accounting teams at growing private companies and public companies
Offices in San Francisco, New York and London; founding year not published
FloQast and Numeric both sell close management software to accounting teams, covering checklists, reconciliations and AI agents.
FloQast, founded in Los Angeles in 2013, is used by 3,500+ accounting teams and works on top of the ERP; Numeric, with offices in San Francisco, New York and London, also sells billing, revenue recognition and cash management, and can replace the ERP.
FloQast vs Numeric: side by side
“Not published” means the vendor does not state it.
| What it does | Close checklists, account reconciliations, AI agents, transaction matching, journal entries, variance analysis, and controls and audit workflows | Close management, reconciliations, flux analysis, cash matching, billing and revenue recognition, on an existing ERP or as a full ERP replacement |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Enterprise accounting teams: CFOs, CAOs, controllers, accountants, internal audit and compliance | Finance and accounting teams at growing private companies and public companies |
| Founded and HQ | 2013; Los Angeles, California | Offices in San Francisco, New York and London; founding year not published |
| Ownership and funding | Venture-backed; Series E US$100m (Apr 2024) led by ICONIQ Growth at a US$1.6bn post-money valuation | Venture-backed; US$51m Series B (Nov 2025) led by IVP; US$89m across seed, Series A and Series B |
| Customers or users | 3,500+ accounting teams, including Lululemon, Chipotle, Shopify, HubSpot, DoorDash and Major League Baseball | Hundreds of companies (May 2024); named customers include OpenAI, Brex, Plaid, Wealthfront, Riskified, Betterment and Public.com |
| Pricing | Not published; packages (Close Management, Close AI, Risk & Compliance) with no per-user fees; contact sales | Not published; priced per customer on transaction volume, seats and modules |
| Deployment and markets | Works on top of the ERP; offices in the US, London, Berlin, Sydney and Pune; site in English, German and French | Offices in the US and London, with an EMEA sales team; can replace the ERP |
FloQast integrations
General ledger and ERP connections.
Main differences
FloQast adds controls and audit workflows for internal audit and compliance teams; Numeric adds billing, revenue recognition and cash management, and offers a full ERP replacement.
FloQast raised a US$100m Series E in April 2024 at a US$1.6bn valuation; Numeric raised a US$51m Series B in November 2025, for US$89m in total.
FloQast has 3,500+ accounting teams, including Lululemon, Chipotle and Shopify; Numeric's customers include OpenAI, Brex, Plaid and Wealthfront.
Neither publishes prices; FloQast sells packages with no per-user fees, and Numeric prices on transaction volume, seats and modules.
Which to choose
Choose FloQast if
- You are an enterprise accounting team and want close management with controls and audit workflows on your existing ERP
Choose Numeric if
- You want close management together with billing, revenue recognition or cash management, or are considering replacing your ERP
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Common questions
What is the difference between FloQast and Numeric?+
FloQast covers close checklists, account reconciliations, AI agents, transaction matching, journal entries, variance analysis, and controls and audit workflows, on top of the ERP. Numeric covers close management, reconciliations, flux analysis and cash matching, plus billing and revenue recognition, on an existing ERP or as a full ERP replacement.
How much do FloQast and Numeric cost?+
Neither publishes list prices. FloQast sells Close Management, Close AI and Risk & Compliance packages with no per-user fees through its sales team. Numeric prices each customer on transaction volume, seats and the modules chosen.
How are FloQast and Numeric funded?+
Both are venture-backed. FloQast's latest round was a US$100m Series E in April 2024, led by ICONIQ Growth at a US$1.6bn post-money valuation. Numeric raised a US$51m Series B led by IVP in November 2025, bringing its total to US$89m.
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