Maxima vs Numeric
Maxima
Enterprise and strategic accounting teams at public and private companies
San Francisco, California; founding year not published
Numeric
Finance and accounting teams at growing private companies and public companies
Offices in San Francisco, New York and London; founding year not published
Maxima and Numeric both use AI to speed up the month-end close for accounting teams.
Maxima builds AI agents that prepare journal entries, reconciliations and flux analysis for enterprise accounting teams, while Numeric is a close management platform for growing private and public companies that also covers billing, revenue recognition and a full ERP replacement.
Maxima vs Numeric: side by side
“Not published” means the vendor does not state it.
| Maxima | Numeric | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | AI agents that prepare journal entries, reconciliations, transaction matching and flux analysis for the month-end close, with lineage on every output for review and audit | Close management, reconciliations, flux analysis, cash matching, billing and revenue recognition, on an existing ERP or as a full ERP replacement |
| Best for | Enterprise and strategic accounting teams at public and private companies | Finance and accounting teams at growing private companies and public companies |
| Founded and HQ | San Francisco, California; founding year not published | Offices in San Francisco, New York and London; founding year not published |
| Ownership and funding | Venture-funded: US$41m raised in seed and Series A; legal entity Indus AI Technologies, Inc. | Venture-backed; US$51m Series B (Nov 2025) led by IVP; US$89m across seed, Series A and Series B |
| Customers or users | Zendesk, Roofstock, Rippling, Scale AI, Gorgias, SpotOn and Rewst; US$400bn+ transaction volume processed | Hundreds of companies (May 2024); named customers include OpenAI, Brex, Plaid, Wealthfront, Riskified, Betterment and Public.com |
| Pricing | Not published; demo on request | Not published; priced per customer on transaction volume, seats and modules |
| Deployment and markets | Cloud software hosted on Google Cloud in the US; handles multiple entities and currencies; regions served not published | Offices in the US and London, with an EMEA sales team; can replace the ERP |
Main differences
Maxima's agents prepare the close work itself, and no entry reaches the general ledger without human sign-off; Numeric organises the close and adds reconciliation, flux and cash-matching tools around it.
Numeric also sells billing, revenue recognition and cash management, and offers a full ERP replacement; Maxima concentrates on the close and transactional accounting.
Maxima has raised US$41m in seed and Series A funding; Numeric has raised US$89m, most recently a US$51m Series B led by IVP in November 2025.
Numeric has offices in San Francisco, New York and London and an EMEA sales team; Maxima is based in San Francisco and hosts customer data in the US.
Which to choose
Choose Maxima if
- You want AI agents to prepare journal entries, reconciliations and flux analysis for your team to review, with lineage on every output
Choose Numeric if
- You want close management together with billing, revenue recognition or cash management, or are considering replacing your ERP
Either way: If both fit, ask each to work through a recent month's reconciliations and compare how long the review takes.
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Common questions
What is the difference between Maxima and Numeric?+
Maxima builds AI agents that prepare journal entries, reconciliations, transaction matching and flux analysis for accountants to review. Numeric is a close management platform that also covers billing, revenue recognition and cash management, and can replace the ERP.
Do Maxima and Numeric publish their prices?+
Neither publishes list prices. Maxima gives pricing after a demo. Numeric prices each customer on transaction volume, seats and the modules chosen.
Who uses Maxima and Numeric?+
Maxima's customers include Zendesk, Roofstock, Rippling, Scale AI, Gorgias, SpotOn and Rewst. Numeric's include OpenAI, Brex, Plaid, Wealthfront, Riskified, Betterment and Public.com.
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