Jirav

Jirav is financial planning and reporting software that publishes two separate price lists, and which one you see depends on whether you are a single company or an accounting firm. For direct business plans, one source says the Starter tier is $10,000 a year, Pro is $15,000 a year and Enterprise is on request, while another reports Enterprise as custom with no free trial. Accounting-firm plans start much lower: Controller Essentials is $50 a month and CFO Enterprise is $150 a month, both sold per client. Some buyers pay more than list, and one guide estimates an effective year-one cost with onboarding and modules at about $20,000, though that figure is an estimate, not a published price.

Sources are inconsistent in places. One review gives a starting price of $500 a month, which does not match the published tiers, so treat it with caution, but most 2026 sources agree on the $10,000 and $15,000 direct tiers. I found nothing indicating a Sage-branded Jirav product or Sage-specific pricing: Jirav is listed as working with several systems, including QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite and Sage, so Sage appears to be an integration rather than a separate plan. Verify current figures on jirav.com before relying on them, and ask which modules, users and integrations each tier includes.

Jirav suits small and mid-size businesses, and accounting firms offering advisory, that want budgeting and forecasting connected to their accounting system. Compare Abacum, Cube and Datarails. Browse the Finance & Accounting tools directory for more.

Budgeting and forecasting

Connected to accounting.

Advisory for accounting firms

Per-client plans.

How much is Jirav?

$10,000 or $15,000 a year direct; $50-$150 a month per client for firms.

Is there a free trial?

No.

Is there a Sage version?

No, Sage is an integration.

What is Enterprise?

Custom.