Nakisa Pricing for Lease Accounting in 2026

Nakisa does not publish a price for Nakisa Lease Accounting. Every call to action on its product pages is a demo request, there is no self-serve signup, and the figure some software directories print (a "Basic" plan "from $0.01") is a placeholder, not a quote. Expect an enterprise annual subscription scoped to your modules, your ERP and your lease count, set after a demo. If what you actually need this quarter is lease data pulled out of PDFs, a lease abstraction tool with a published monthly price is the cheaper first step.

What Nakisa Lease Accounting costs and how it is sold

Nakisa is a Montreal software company that sells lease accounting, lease administration and real estate software to large enterprises, alongside HR and workforce planning products. Its lease accounting page describes a cloud-native SaaS platform covering IFRS 16, ASC 842, GASB 87 and local GAAP, with native integrations to SAP, Oracle and Workday, REST APIs, and a 99.5% uptime commitment. The customers it names include Pfizer, Nestle, Walmart, 3M, Volvo and BP, and the page claims more than 1.5 million active leases and more than $940 billion of right of use assets under management.

That is the buyer Nakisa is built for: a multinational with thousands of leases, several ledgers and an SAP or Oracle backbone. The pricing follows from it. Nakisa does not list plans, tiers or a per lease rate anywhere on its site, and the only route to a number is the demo form.

Why directory prices for Nakisa are wrong

If you searched for Nakisa pricing you have probably seen a directory listing showing a starting price of $0.01, a "Basic" plan, a free trial and a free version. None of that appears on Nakisa's own site, and the same listing also reads "pricing available upon request." The one cent figure is a placeholder that some directories fill in when a vendor does not supply a price. Other aggregator pages print monthly euro amounts and free tiers for small lease counts that also do not match anything Nakisa publishes.

Use a simple rule: if the number is not on the vendor's page or in a written quote, it is not a price. We have seen the same pattern with other enterprise lease platforms, where directory figures were years out of date or never real.

What drives the size of a Nakisa quote

Because Nakisa prices by scope, the questions on the sales call decide the number. These are the ones that move it most:

• Modules. Lease accounting only, or lease administration, IWMS, portfolio planning and the AI agents as well.
• Lease and asset count. Nakisa accounts at the asset level rather than only the contract level, so a fleet or equipment portfolio with many assets per contract counts differently from a property portfolio.
• ERP integration. A bidirectional SAP S/4HANA, Oracle or Workday connection, through the Nakisa Cloud Connector, is real implementation work.
• Standards and ledgers. Parallel IFRS 16 and ASC 842 books, dual ledgers, multiple currencies and entities.
• Data migration. Moving an existing lease population in from spreadsheets or a legacy system, including whether the abstraction of those leases is done by your team, by Nakisa tooling or by a partner.

Ask the account executive to separate subscription, implementation and migration on the quote. Teams that compare only the subscription line tend to be surprised by the project cost that comes with it.

Does Nakisa include AI lease abstraction?

Yes. Nakisa describes a Nakisa AI Agent for document abstraction that extracts, validates and processes lease accounting data from lease agreements, amendments and invoices, inside its platform. It is a feature of the suite, so you get it by buying the suite.

That matters if your immediate problem is narrower. Plenty of teams evaluating Nakisa are really trying to get a few hundred leases out of PDFs and into structured data before a deadline: an ASC 842 transition, an audit request, a merger, a move off spreadsheets. If that is you, you can run the abstraction now with a standalone tool, export it to Excel or CSV, and load it into whichever lease accounting system you eventually pick, Nakisa included. Our Nakisa alternative page compares the options side by side.

Nakisa pricing compared with a lease abstraction tool

The two are not substitutes for each other at enterprise scale. If you need journal entries, dual ledgers and SAP posting, you need a lease accounting system, and Nakisa is a serious one. What you do not need is to wait for that procurement to finish before your lease data exists.

What our plans cost

Our prices are on the pricing page. Starter is 49 dollars a month with 2,500 Base AI pages or 500 Pro AI pages and a 25 page per document cap. Plus is 149 dollars a month with 10,000 Base or 2,000 Pro pages, unlimited pages per document, 50 file batch uploads, custom extraction templates and up to 3 seats. Pro adds the REST API. A commercial lease with its amendments usually runs 20 to 60 pages, so Plus covers roughly 30 to 100 leases a month on Pro AI. Every extracted value is cited to the page it came from, and fields the model could not fill or could not tie to a page are flagged for review.

Whichever platform you choose, put the license on the same review as the rest of your software budget. Finance teams that already track SaaS spend in one place find it easier to see what an enterprise lease suite adds to the run rate before renewal comes around.

Questions to ask Nakisa before you sign

• What is the annual subscription for our modules and lease count, and what is it in year two and three?
• What does implementation cost, who delivers it, and how long does SAP, Oracle or Workday integration take?
• Is lease data migration and abstraction of existing leases included, and at what accuracy and review level?
• How are assets counted for pricing when one contract covers many assets?
• What happens to price if we add entities, ledgers or a second standard such as GASB 87?

If the answers point to a long project and your lease data is needed sooner, start with the documents. Upload a lease, check the cited fields, and export them. Our guide to the best lease abstraction software covers the wider market if you want more options on the table.