Review · Finance & accounting
Ignition review
Proposal, engagement letter, billing and payment collection software for accounting firms, priced by active clients and users.
By the KeenVerdict research desk · Updated November 9, 2026
- Features (40%)
- 7.4
- Ease of use (30%)
- 8.6
- Value (30%)
- 7.6
Ignition covers the front and back of the client relationship: proposals, engagement letters, billing and payment collection. A firm sends a proposal, the client signs, and the agreed fees are billed and collected automatically. Pricing tiers depend on active clients and users. Core is $99 per month for 50 active clients and three users, with bulk proposal sending and setup help. Pro, at $229 for 350 clients and 15 users, adds bulk renewals, landing pages in proposals, custom domains and email branding, lead and client forms, and integrations with Zapier, XPM, Karbon and FYI. Pro+ at $399 adds proposal reviews and approvals and a deals pipeline. A Solo plan costs $39 per month billed annually for solopreneurs under $150k in annual revenue, with 20 clients and one user. Ignition does not manage tasks, deadlines or documents, so it sits next to a workflow tool rather than replacing one, which is why it ranks lower here.
Who it is for
Firms whose main need is signed engagements and automatic billing, paired with a separate workflow tool.
Price
Solo from $39 per month billed annually for eligible solopreneurs; Core $99 per month for 50 active clients and 3 users.
*$39/month paid annually, $49/month paid monthly.
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 9, 2026.
Key features
- Proposals and client agreements sent in bulk or one at a time
- Billing and payment collection tied to signed proposals
- Lead and client forms and custom email branding on Pro
- Integrations with Zapier, XPM, Karbon, FYI and more on Pro
- Deals pipeline, proposal reviews and approvals on Pro+
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Turns signed proposals into billing and payment collection
- Strength: Integrates with workflow tools such as Karbon and FYI
- Strength: Solo plan for very small practices
- Weakness: Solo is limited to firms under $150k annual revenue, 20 clients and 1 user
- Weakness: Core at $99 per month covers only 50 active clients and 3 users
- Weakness: No workflow or task management, so most firms need a second tool
Key facts
- Plans: Solo, Core, Pro, Pro+, Enterprise
- Core limits: 50 active clients, 3 users
- Pro: $229 per month, 350 active clients, 15 users
- Add-ons: Deals pipeline and online forms, $49 per month each
Where it ranks
Ignition is No. 8 in our Best Practice Management Software for Accountants verdict.
Alternatives we scored
- Karbon8.7
- TaxDome8.7
- Financial Cents8.6
- Uku8.5
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