FinQuery prints real prices for small portfolios and quotes the rest. Crunchafi bills per lease and quotes everything. Abstract a lease here first, then price both on the same data.
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Compiled from finquery.com, the LeaseGuru pricing page, crunchafi.com/pricing/lease-accounting and the Crunchafi Lease Accounting product page, checked on October 9, 2026. Both sell ASC 842 software to US companies and their CPA firms. The gaps are in pricing, standards, abstraction depth and GL connections.
| Software | Core job | Lease abstraction | Published price | Start without a demo | Standards named | GL connection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LeaseAbstractors This tool | Turn lease PDFs into structured, source linked data | AI abstraction is the whole product, every field links to its clause | Yes, from $49 a month on our pricing page | Yes, upload a lease with no demo | Feeds whatever standard your platform applies | Excel, CSV, JSON and API |
| FinQuery (LeaseQuery and LeaseGuru) | ASC 842 lease accounting and lease management, plus fixed assets and debt | AI assisted abstraction of key dates, clauses and payment streams | LeaseGuru yes, 10 leases $1,099 a year, 15 leases $1,925 a year. LeaseQuery no | LeaseGuru yes, Buy Now on the pricing page. LeaseQuery no | ASC 842, IFRS 16, FRS 102, GASB 87, GASB 96 and SFFAS 54 | GL integrations named, including NetSuite, Sage, SAP, QuickBooks and Workday |
| Crunchafi Lease Accounting (formerly LeaseCrunch) | ASC 842 lease accounting built around CPA firms and their clients | AI reads lease term, start and end dates and asset information | No. Per lease per year, no dollar figure | Starter says Get started, CPA firms talk to sales | ASC 842, IFRS 16, FRS 102, GASB 87, 94 and 96 | Exports journal entries and schedules to spreadsheets, no lease GL connector named |
Neither vendor publishes a price for its full platform. FinQuery publishes LeaseGuru tiers for small lessee portfolios only. Pricing changes, so confirm with each vendor before you sign.
Both will run ASC 842 schedules, journal entries and footnotes for a US company. Six questions separate them, and most are answered on public pages before either sales team calls.
Under 15 lessee leases, FinQuery sells LeaseGuru with a published price and a Buy Now button. Above that, LeaseQuery is quote only. Crunchafi prices per lease per year at every size and says 8 or more leases qualify for custom enterprise pricing.
Crunchafi is built around firms: dual firm and client access, one place to manage every client, firm only pricing and no fees for modifications or remeasurements. FinQuery sells a multi company LeaseGuru plan for firms, from $850 a year for one company.
Both name ASC 842, IFRS 16, FRS 102, GASB 87 and GASB 96. FinQuery adds SFFAS 54 for federal entities. Crunchafi adds GASB 94 for public private partnerships. Both cover lessor accounting in their full products.
FinQuery says its AI extracts key dates, clauses and payment streams. Crunchafi says its AI pulls lease term, start and end dates and asset information. Neither publishes a field list, so give both the same lease and count the fields.
FinQuery names GL integrations including NetSuite, Infor, Acumatica, Sage, Microsoft, SAP, QuickBooks and Workday. Crunchafi documents journal entries, schedules and footnotes as spreadsheet exports and names no lease GL connector on its product page.
FinQuery says it issues SOC 1 Type 2 reports twice a year. Crunchafi lists annual SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II reports, plus a lease audit trail add-on at $180 a year per client beyond the free 90 days.
The cheapest step rules out the most options, and the demo you book last is the one you are best prepared for.
Write down your active lease count, lessee or lessor, and whether a CPA firm or your own team will maintain the schedules. Those three facts pick the tier at both vendors.
Take your most typical lease and your messiest one with amendments and pull the terms out here. You get your true field list and a clean file to give both vendors.
Ask each vendor to abstract that same lease live. Compare what each captures against your own abstract, field by field, before you compare price.
Same lease count, same standards, same GL connection, same term length. Then compare total annual cost including audit trail, implementation and add ons.
Direct answers for a controller or CPA with both vendors open in browser tabs, checked against each vendor site on October 9, 2026.
FinQuery and Crunchafi sell the same core product to overlapping buyers: ASC 842 lease accounting software that turns lease terms into amortization schedules, journal entries and footnote disclosures. FinQuery is the company formerly called LeaseQuery, and Crunchafi is the company formerly called LeaseCrunch, which is why buyers still search for LeaseQuery vs LeaseCrunch. The real differences are who each one is built around, what each one publishes about price, how deep each AI abstraction reads, and how the output reaches your general ledger. Everything below was checked on each vendor site on October 9, 2026.
Neither wins outright. FinQuery is the stronger fit for a company that runs its own lease accounting, closes in a named ERP such as NetSuite, Sage or Workday, or reports to a federal agency under SFFAS 54. Crunchafi is the stronger fit when a CPA firm maintains the schedules for you, or when you are the firm and want every client in one place with shared access. If you only need clean lease data to start either one, pull it out of your PDFs first with a dedicated lease abstraction tool.
Only FinQuery prints numbers, and only for small portfolios. Its LeaseGuru plans list 2 lessee leases free, 10 leases at $1,099 a year and 15 leases at $1,925 a year, with a Buy Now button on each. The full LeaseQuery platform shows Request pricing. Crunchafi states that its lease accounting is priced per lease per year and shows no dollar figure on any plan. So under 15 leases you can check FinQuery against a written price today, and above that both vendors need a quote.
Crunchafi does not publish a dollar amount. Its lease accounting pricing page lists Starter as pay as you go for smaller portfolios, Professional with discounted fees for upfront commitments, and Enterprise with custom pricing for 50 or more leases, while its FAQ says 8 or more leases qualify for custom enterprise pricing. Unlimited lease audit trail history costs $180 a year per client, and Data Extraction is priced separately. The directory figures and how far to trust them are in our LeaseCrunch pricing breakdown.
FinQuery publishes LeaseGuru prices for lessee portfolios up to 15 leases and a multi company LeaseGuru plan for accounting firms, from $850 a year for one company to $2,750 a year for five. Everything on the LeaseQuery platform, including lessor accounting, government standards and GL integrations, is quoted. The full picture, including where the published tiers stop, is in our FinQuery pricing guide.
| Pricing question | FinQuery | Crunchafi |
|---|---|---|
| Dollar price published | Yes for LeaseGuru up to 15 leases, no for LeaseQuery | No |
| What the price is based on | Lease count tiers, then a quote | Per lease per year |
| Small portfolio entry point | 2 lessee leases free, 10 leases $1,099 a year | Starter, pay as you go, no figure |
| Plan for CPA firms | Multi company LeaseGuru, $850 to $2,750 a year | Firm only custom pricing, no modification fees |
| Custom pricing starts at | Above 15 leases on LeaseQuery | 8 or more leases per its FAQ |
| Paid extras named | Not itemized on public pages | Audit trail history $180 a year per client, Data Extraction separate |
Compiled from finquery.com/leaseguru, finquery.com/lease-management-software, crunchafi.com/pricing/lease-accounting and crunchafi.com/products/lease-accounting, October 9, 2026.
Yes, as a feature of its lease management product. FinQuery says proprietary AI trained on thousands of leases extracts key dates, clauses and payment streams from your lease documents. It does not publish the field list or an accuracy figure on that page. Our look at FinQuery lease abstraction covers what that means for an implementation.
Yes, narrowly. The Crunchafi Lease Accounting page says you can upload a lease contract and let AI pull lease term, start and end dates and asset information. That is the data an amortization schedule needs to start, not a full abstract: rent steps, options, CAM terms and critical dates beyond commencement and expiration are not named. Crunchafi also sells a separate Data Extraction product, priced on its own.
Crunchafi, on the public evidence. It describes itself as easy to use for CPA firms and their clients, gives firm and client dual access to one dashboard, lets a firm invite clients to enter lease data, and promises no fees for modifications or remeasurements on firm pricing. FinQuery answers with a multi company LeaseGuru plan for firms that covers up to 10 leases per company. A firm with many small clients should price both, and a firm with a few large clients should look past LeaseGuru to LeaseQuery quotes.
Both name GASB 87 and GASB 96. FinQuery adds SFFAS 54 for federal entities and lists a government package. Crunchafi adds GASB 94 for public private and public public partnership arrangements. A federal agency should start with FinQuery, compare it on our SFFAS 54 lease software page, and a state or local government should price both against the field on our GASB 87 lease accounting software page.
FinQuery names GL integrations on its LeaseQuery page, including NetSuite, Infor, Acumatica, Sage, Microsoft, SAP, QuickBooks and Workday. The Crunchafi Lease Accounting page documents journal entries, amortization schedules and footnotes as spreadsheet downloads and does not name a lease GL connector. If you close in QuickBooks Online, see how the entries get there on our QuickBooks lease accounting page before either demo.
FinQuery offers a free LeaseGuru plan for up to 2 lessee leases, which works as an unlimited trial for a very small portfolio. Crunchafi does not list a free trial on its pricing pages; Starter and Professional open a Get started flow and the firm track routes to sales. Neither lets you test the full platform on your own leases without talking to someone first.
Export every lease, every modification and the full schedule history, then check the migrated data against the source documents, because migration is where old keying errors surface. The fastest way to do that check is to re-abstract the leases from the PDFs and compare field by field. Our guide on migrating lease data to new software walks through it.
Before either contract, and alongside either one after. Upload a lease here and get base rent and every rent step, escalations, commencement and expiration dates, renewal and termination options, CAM terms and critical dates as structured fields, each linked to the page it came from. Export to Excel or CSV and load it into FinQuery or Crunchafi, or keep it as your independent check on whatever their AI captures. Our plans start at $49 a month, published on our pricing page. For the wider field, see FinQuery alternatives and Crunchafi and LeaseCrunch alternatives, and the full category on ASC 842 lease accounting software.
Who each is built around. FinQuery sells lease accounting and lease management to companies that run it themselves, with named GL integrations and SFFAS 54. Crunchafi is built around CPA firms and their clients, with dual access and firm only pricing.
Yes. LeaseQuery is the lease accounting product of the company now called FinQuery, and FinQuery also sells LeaseGuru for small portfolios. LeaseCrunch is now called Crunchafi, and its product is Crunchafi Lease Accounting.
FinQuery publishes LeaseGuru prices up to 15 lessee leases, 10 leases at $1,099 a year and 15 at $1,925 a year. LeaseQuery is quoted. Crunchafi publishes the model, per lease per year, but no dollar figure.
FinQuery LeaseGuru, because you can see the price and buy without a demo. Crunchafi Starter is pay as you go but shows no figure, so you need a conversation to compare.
Crunchafi on the public evidence, with dual firm and client access and no fees for modifications or remeasurements. FinQuery offers a multi company LeaseGuru plan for firms from $850 a year.
Yes, and it makes both demos shorter. Upload the leases here, export the fields to Excel or CSV, and give both vendors the same file to build a schedule from.
The wider field of FinQuery and LeaseQuery competitors, with pricing models side by side.
Learn moreWhere Crunchafi Lease Accounting fits and what else CPA firms shortlist.
Learn moreWhat changed when LeaseQuery became FinQuery, and what did not.
Learn moreThe other FinQuery matchup, against a vendor that publishes its full price list.
Learn moreCrunchafi against an accounting first vendor with lessor depth.
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