Your real cash position, and the books to prove it.

Live balances and a 13-week forecast from every bank, with books built from the same feed.

90-day trial, no card, then $299/mo per company.

Live in 5 minutes
Connect a bank, see your number
13 weeks forward
Refreshed daily
Read-only, always
We can’t move money

Tuesday, before you sat down.

7:02 AM

The brief is already there.

7:05 AM

One thing needs you.

7:06 AM

Handled. Books stay tied.

Pillar 1

The cash number.

Pillar 2

The books behind it.

Debits equal credits to the penny.

Your morning, automated.

Night Shift: done while you slept.

Bank truth vs your books.

Your bank balance beside your books, with cleared-but-unbooked cash called out.

AI categorization.

A board-ready P&L. Correct any call in one click.

Anomaly alerts.

An unusual outflow hits your inbox the morning it happens.

AI insight

Ask it anything.

Runway, vendor spend, payroll. Plain-English answers, each with a receipt: the exact transactions behind it.

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“Will we make Friday’s payroll if ACME pays late?”
Yes. Even if ACME’s $42K lands late, Friday’s $110K payroll clears, leaving $3.31M remaining after it runs.

Thirteen weeks, honestly drawn.

The honest band

A forecast that admits what it doesn’t know.

Where the numbers come from

The field feeds the forecast.

What it changes

This job needs a look.

Books built from the bank that show their work.

Provably complete

A double-entry ledger from your bank feed, not from data entry.

The only AI is categorization; the accounting is deterministic.

How it stays honest

Debits always equal credits, every figure traces to a cleared transaction, and anything it can’t classify confidently waits in Suspense, out of the P&L.

The difference

Most cash tools read your accounting software. We read your bank.

Why the bank, not the books

A forecast built off journal entries is only as current as the last entry. TreasuryFlow reads the bank directly, so the number moves when your money moves.

Capability TreasuryFlow Accounting-feed tools
Connects directly to the bank Via accounting software
13-week forecast from live data From ledger entries
Multi-entity & multi-client rollup Varies by plan
Self-serve setup 5 min Days to weeks
Price $299/mo per company Varies

Read-only access: we can't move money, disconnect anytime SOC 2 infrastructure: encrypted at rest and in transit Private by design: your exact amounts never enter our logs or analytics
See it work

Don’t take our word. Run it.

Live · no signup
Demo Co · 4 banks
Every account’s cash, one screen
AccountBalance
Chase Business Checking$1,840,000
Bank of America Operating$920,000
Wells Fargo Payroll$480,000
PNC Bonding & Escrow$180,000
Total cash$3,420,000
Built on Plaid · QuickBooks · Microsoft Excel · Stripe · Google Cloud See all integrations →
“TreasuryFlow is a powerful solution that provides bank account consolidation, dynamic reporting, data visualization and forecasting that your bank can’t offer. Any finance professional responsible for cash flow management would benefit from it.”
Matt Picciano · CFO, Bonney Plumbing (home services) Read the full story

What doing it by hand costs.

3
112
10 min
5 min45 min
Monthly hours spent manually
10.4 hrs
Cost at $110/hr
$1,146
TreasuryFlow
$299/mo
Your annual savings
$10,162
You’re spending 3.8× more checking cash by hand than TreasuryFlow costs.
How we figured this

Assumes 250 working days a year at a $110/hr finance-lead rate (a $220K fully-loaded salary over 2,000 hours, the same basis as our pricing page).

Run one company, or a book of them.

Prefer to look before you read? See the firm tour or book a 15-min walkthrough.

Cash visibility, with room for job costing.

$299/mo per company. Operator: $499/mo flat with job costing.

Operator
$499 / mo flat

Everything in TreasuryFlow, plus job costing for field-service operators.

  • Aspire connected read-only
  • Job-costing cockpit: cost-to-finish per job
  • Built for landscape & field service
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Run a firm? Your firm console is included. See the firm view

How we stack up.

Questions, answered.

How is TreasuryFlow different from Float, Centime, or Trovata?

Most cash flow tools sync with your accounting software, so your position is only as current as your last journal entry. TreasuryFlow reads your bank directly, updating as each transaction releases, same-day where supported. One flat $299/mo per company, same-day setup.

Isn’t this just QuickBooks?

No. QuickBooks trusts whoever does the data entry and won’t tell you when it’s wrong. TreasuryFlow builds the books from the bank: a double-entry general ledger generated from your live bank feed, where debits always equal credits. Many teams keep QuickBooks as the system of record and use TreasuryFlow as the independent bank-truth check. See the AI General Ledger →

Does it work with multiple bank accounts?

Yes: Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, US Bank, Mercury, Brex, and thousands more, all consolidated into one cash position and 13-week forecast. Unlimited banks per company, never billed per bank.

Is my bank data safe?

We never see your credentials and can’t move money. Tokens are encrypted at rest and in transit, on SOC 2 Type II–compliant infrastructure (Google Cloud); we’re not independently certified yet. Want the subprocessor list and our security questionnaire? Email security@treasuryflow.ai.

What does it cost?

One flat $299/mo per company: unlimited banks and your whole team included, never per bank or per seat. Add a company, add $299; remove one, stop paying for it. For firms it’s the same price: each client company you track is a company, carried by the firm or paid by the client directly, per relationship. Operators running jobs take the Operator plan instead: $499/mo flat, everything plus the job-costing cockpit. 90-day free trial, no credit card.

Your cash number. Every morning. Automatically.

90-day free trial, no credit card.