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Forecasting & planning

budgee

budgee is forecasting and planning software for accounting firms and their clients. The short-term cash flow forecasting tool. It integrates with Xero. Pricing: US$45 per month (as at September 2026). Available in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, United States.

For Accounting firms Bookkeepers Advisory and CFO services

Pricing
Subscription
What it costs
US$45 per month (as at September 2026)
Last checked
3 September 2026

Plans

As published by the vendor, checked 3 September 2026. Confirm current plans on the vendor's pricing page.

Plan Price Unit Notes
Business US$45 per month Includes 1 organisation + $25 per extra organisation / month
Accountant or bookkeeper US$75 per month Includes 3 organisations + $25 per extra organisation / month

Budgee is a cash flow forecasting tool that integrates with Xero to provide real-time insights into cash positions. It allows users to view cash flow by day, week, month, or year, and offers detailed transaction-level analysis. Budgee is designed for accountants and bookkeepers, enabling them to support clients with proactive cash flow management.

The tool imports data from Xero, ensuring forecasts are based on actual transactions rather than estimates. Users can create scenarios to model different financial situations and make informed decisions about cash management.

Compiled by The Firm from the vendor's website and app-store listing, checked 3 September 2026. Not reviewed by the vendor. Claim this listing to correct it.

What it does

  • Import data from Xero
  • Scenario planning
  • Daily cash flow control
  • Visual drag-and-drop forecasting

Works with

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Built for

Accountants and bookkeepers

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Common questions

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What is budgee?
budgee is forecasting and planning software for accounting firms and their clients. The short-term cash flow forecasting tool. It integrates with Xero. Pricing: US$45 per month (as at September 2026). Available in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, United States.
Does budgee integrate with Xero?
Yes. budgee lists Xero as an integration. The Firm's directory can be filtered by Xero to see the other tools that plug into the same stack.
What does budgee cost?
US$45 per month (as at September 2026). That is the vendor's published pricing at the time The Firm checked it; confirm current plans on the vendor's pricing page before deciding.
Where is budgee available?
budgee is listed as available in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, United States. Availability is as stated by the vendor; a tool with no stated restriction is listed for every region.
Who is budgee for?
budgee is built for Accountants and bookkeepers. It is forecasting and planning software, listed on The Firm's practice shelf.
Changes

What changed on this listing

Dated changes to what budgee is: prices, integrations, features, regions. Since September 2026. All directory changes.

  1. Sept 2026: price published: US$45 per month; plans published. Checked by The Firm.

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