Pricing

Priced by how many businesses you keep.

Not by seats, not by transactions, and not by which parts you are allowed to switch on. Every business you keep books for is one business, whether it files four bills a month or four hundred.

Plans

One business

25,000PKR / month

A single set of books.

Up to three

50,000PKR / month

A group of brands under one holding company.

Up to five

75,000PKR / month

More brands, shared costs split by rule.

Every plan carries the whole system. Seven days free to begin with, and you are only billed for businesses you actually used that month. More than five businesses? Talk to us.

If you sell on Shopify

The Alevate Books app on the Shopify App Store is free to install and free to use. It connects your store to an Alevate Books subscription — the plans above — in the same way an accounting app connects a store to an accounting account. There is no charge for the app itself, no in-app purchase, and nothing to buy inside Shopify.

How pricing works

01

You tell us what you run

Ecommerce, trading, manufacturing, a group of brands — how many businesses, how much paperwork a month, who does the books today.

02

We scan one of your bills

Bring a real supplier invoice you have not entered yet. We photograph it on the call and you watch the draft entry come back.

03

You keep the books you made

Seven days free, and an honest answer about what would need building if your business does something the system does not do yet.

Included on every plan

These are not modules you buy separately

There is no edition where inventory is locked behind an upgrade. The system is one system, and the only thing the price counts is how many businesses you keep books for — never which parts you are allowed to switch on.

  • Scan and capturePhotograph bills and receipts; they come back as coded draft entries for review.
  • Full double-entry ledgerChart of accounts, journals, trial balance — the books balance to the paisa.
  • Sales and purchasesInvoices, bills, credit notes, customer and supplier ledgers, ageing.
  • InventoryWeighted-average costing, goods received, stock movements and valuation.
  • Production and costingBills of material, work in progress, material issue, job costing.
  • Payroll and attendanceEmployees, salaries, attendance and the postings that follow from them.
  • Fixed assetsAsset registers, depreciation and disposals.
  • Bank reconciliationStatement import, matching, and the difference explained.
  • ReportsP&L, balance sheet, cash flow, tax — shareable as links that expire.
  • Groups and brandsSeveral brands under one holding company, shared costs split by rule.

And if your business does something the system does not

That happens, and it is not a problem to be talked around. Some businesses cost a job in a way no template covers; some need a document, a rule or a report that is theirs alone. We build those. What we will not do is tell you the standard system does it when it does not — you would find out in month two, and by then it is your problem rather than ours.

How custom work fits in →

Bring a bill you have not entered yet

It is a better demonstration than anything we could say here, and it takes about a minute.