Rillet

Rillet is an AI-native ERP and accounting platform that automates the general ledger, revenue recognition, and financial close for scaling SaaS companies.

Overview

Finance teams that outgrow QuickBooks face an unhappy choice: years-long NetSuite implementations, or spreadsheet heroics at every close. Rillet, built by accountants who have lived through the close, offers a third path: an AI-native ERP designed specifically for SaaS accounting, implemented in 45 days on average with a CPA-led team.

Its Aura AI agents are embedded in accounting workflows rather than bolted on as a chatbot — they watch for anomalies, flag exceptions, propose accruals as they happen, and let you ask questions in plain English with accounting logic applied first. Every entry remains traceable to its source, and ASC 606/IFRS 15 revenue recognition for subscription, usage-based, and milestone billing is built in rather than sold as an add-on. Backed by Sequoia, a16z, and ICONIQ with $200M+ raised, Rillet is trusted by finance teams at Mercor, Kickstarter, and Sotheby’s.

Key Features

• Perpetual general ledger: a continuous, intelligent system of record where every entry is traceable to its source.
• Advanced revenue recognition: automated ASC 606 and IFRS 15 for subscription, usage-based, and milestone models, with deferred revenue waterfalls.
• Aura AI agents: specialized workflow agents handle data pulls, scheduling, and handoffs using rules you write in plain English.
• Zero-day close: continuous close management replaces the monthly close crunch with real-time, auditable data.
• Multi-entity & global consolidation: every entity in one place with unified GAAP and operator metrics.
• Native integrations: Stripe, Salesforce, HubSpot, Snowflake, Ramp, Brex, Rippling, and Avalara connect in minutes, plus a modern API with MCP and AI agent support.

💳 Pricing

Rillet does not publish pricing. Subscription is custom-quoted based on revenue scale and modules, with implementation handled by its CPA-led team (typically 45 days). Book a demo on the official site for current pricing.

Who Is It For

Designed for Series A to pre-IPO SaaS companies with roughly $5M–$200M+ ARR outgrowing QuickBooks or considering a NetSuite alternative. Not relevant for non-SaaS businesses or sole proprietors with simple books.