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iLeasePro vs PowerPlan Lease Accounting

iLeasePro

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PowerPlan Lease Accounting

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FigureiLeaseProPowerPlan Lease Accounting
Price from$149/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
APIYes—
Plans published140
Spec score · Lease Accounting Software8.9 (#2)5.6 (#51)
HeadquartersBeverly, Massachusetts, United StatesAtlanta, Georgia, United States

Plans

iLeasePro

  • Essential$240 a month
  • Professional$480 a month
  • Enterprise$960 a month
  • Contract Management StarterFree
  • iLeasePro FreeFree
  • StarterFree
  • iLeaseXpress$149 a month
  • Contract Management Essential$240 a month
  • Contract Management Professional$480 a month
  • Contract Management Enterprise$960 a month

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PowerPlan Lease Accounting

No plans published.

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In their own words

iLeasePro

iLeasePro is a cloud-based lease accounting and portfolio-management platform with ASC 842 compliance reporting. Accounting tools include a FASB Classification Wizard, automated journal entries, amortization schedules, and financial disclosure reports. Lease administration includes a centralized portfolio, document library, contact management, and critical-date notifications. For analysis, the platform offers cash-flow reporting, what-if comparisons, and more than 50 standard reports. It supports Sage Intacct synchronization for general ledger, dimensions, and payables, plus Excel export; the homepage also names QuickBooks and other ERP or general-ledger systems. The free Starter plan supports up to five contracts. iLeaseXpress costs $149 a month for up to 15 leases, while Essential is $240 a month for up to 50 contracts. A 15-day trial requires no credit card and provides access to the selected plan’s features. The company describes the product as intended for private US companies managing 25 to 500 leases.

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PowerPlan Lease Accounting

PowerPlan Lease Accounting has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.

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