Tabs alternatives
Tabs is an AI-native revenue platform for B2B companies. It turns contracts and usage into invoices, collects payment, recognises revenue under ASC 606 and reports on it, with AI agents for billing, collections and reconciliation. It was co-founded by chief executive Ali Hussain, chief technology officer Deepak Bapat and Rebecca Schwartz, raised a US$55m Series B in September 2025, and its Launch plan costs US$2,000 a month.
Finance teams comparing it usually look at RightRev, Ordway and Leapfin for billing and revenue recognition, and at Numeric and BlackLine when the goal is a faster close.
What Tabs does
Contract-driven billing, usage-based and hybrid invoicing, collections and cash application, ASC 606 revenue recognition and revenue reporting, integrated with QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, Sage Intacct and Rillet.
- Founders
- Ali Hussain (CEO), Deepak Bapat (CTO) and Rebecca Schwartz
- Funding
- US$55m Series B (September 2025); US$25m Series A led by General Catalyst (October 2024)
- Pricing
- Launch US$2,000 a month (up to US$5m annual revenue, 100 active contracts); Growth, Scale and Enterprise priced individually
- Accounting integrations
- QuickBooks Online, Intuit Enterprise Suite, Rillet, NetSuite and Sage Intacct
Alternatives in Financial Close and Reconciliation
48 other vendors in this category. Vendors with an Accountio profile are shown first; the rest of the directory follows.
Close checklists, reconciliations, flux analysis, compliance and audit workflows, with an AI layer the company calls the Accounting Transformation Platform. It works on top of the ERP rather than replacing it, which is why the integration list below decides whether it fits.
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General ledger and ERP connections.
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ASC 606 revenue recognition for complex contract structures.
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How to choose
- Which ERP or general ledger do you run, and does the tool connect to it directly?
- Where does the close slow down: reconciliations, journal entries, the checklist, consolidation or reporting?
- Do you want software that organises the close for your team, or AI agents that prepare reconciliations and entries for review?
- What review, sign-off and audit trail do your auditors expect?
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Common questions
What are the main alternatives to Tabs?+
RightRev, Ordway and Leapfin are the closest alternatives for billing and revenue recognition. Numeric and BlackLine suit teams whose main goal is a faster close.
How much does Tabs cost?+
The Launch plan costs US$2,000 a month for companies with up to US$5m in annual revenue and 100 active contracts. Growth, Scale and Enterprise plans are priced individually.
How much has Tabs raised?+
Tabs raised a US$55m Series B in September 2025, after a US$25m Series A led by General Catalyst in October 2024.
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