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When you first set up your workspace and attempt to add a new wallet or exchange, Breezing will prompt you to choose a subscription plan. Choosing the right plan is crucial for managing your crypto accounting smoothly and avoiding unnecessary upgrades later.

Simple Pricing, Drama Free

Breezing offers transparent pricing tiers based on transaction volume. All plans include Unlimited Wallets and Unlimited Users, and you can choose to be billed in multiple currencies: USD, CHF, GBP, EUR, or CAD. For the most up-to-date details, visit our official Pricing page.
PlanMonthly CostYearly Cost (Billed Annually)Yearly SavingsTransaction Limit
Basic$29 / month$350 / yearSave $70Up to 600 Transactions
Standard$75 / month$900 / yearSave $180Up to 3,000 Transactions
Professional$250 / month$3,000 / yearSave $600Up to 10,000 Transactions
Advanced$625 / month$7,500 / yearSave $1,500Up to 50,000 Transactions
Premium$1,542 / month$18,500 / yearSave $3,700Up to 300,000 Transactions
Scale$2,917 / month$35,000 / yearSave $7,000Up to 1,500,000 Transactions
(Note: For over 1.5M transactions, custom enterprise pricing is available by contacting hello@breezing.io).

How to Choose the Right Plan

Breezing subscription tiers are structured around transaction volume over a specific accounting period. Understanding this distinction is key to picking the most cost-effective tier.
  1. Estimate Your Total Transactions:
    • Before subscribing, determine approximately how many transactions exist across all wallets and exchanges in your workspace.
    • Example: If you have around 400 transactions, the entry-level plan ($29/month) is perfect. If you have a high-volume trading bot with 19,000 transactions, you’ll need the Advanced tier.
  2. Understand Your “Accounting Period”:
    • An accounting period in Breezing is the timeframe you are actively reconciling and doing books for.
    • Standard Year: If you are doing the books for 2024, your accounting period is the entire year of 2024.
    • Backlogging: If you need to catch up on historical data (e.g., 2022, 2023, and 2024), your accounting period spans all three years. You must factor in all transactions pulled during those three years to select the correct plan.
  3. Select Your Billing Cycle: You can choose to pay on a monthly or yearly billing cycle. Yearly billing offers significant discounts as shown in the table above.
  4. Rolling Credits: Once you close an accounting period and finish the work, you can roll your transaction limit credits forward into the next accounting period.

Assigning a Billing Manager

If you are an accounting firm or part of a larger finance team, you may not want to hold the subscription cost yourself. You can easily assign a Billing Manager—such as your client, CFO, or VP of Finance—to pay for the workspace directly.
  1. Navigate to Members in your organization or company settings.
  2. Add your client or teammate’s email address.
  3. Set Permissions:
    • For Clients: Set Organization Role to Viewer and Company Role to Viewer or Editor.
    • For Internal Teammates (e.g., CFO): Set a higher role like Editor for the organization/company.
  4. Enable Billing Manager: Check the “Billing Manager” toggle before sending the invite.
  5. Once they accept the invite, they will have the authority to subscribe to the workspace and enter their payment details on behalf of the company.
All right. So here you would have seen the check cuz you would have gone all the way through. It would have asked you now to choose a plans the next one. So you’ll realize if you try and hit get new wallet basically it’s going to ask you to kind of upgrade. So here it’s important to try and understand approximately like how many transactions you have in your workspace so you can choose the right plan. So for example, if I only have like 400 transactions, I know this plan is the right plan for me. It’s $29 a month and I can pay yearly or monthly. The same goes if let’s say I know I have like 20,000 or 19,000 transactions. Then I know okay it’s not this plan it’s not this plan it’s this plan 20,000 transactions this gives me up to 20,000 transactions basically in an accounting period. So what is an accounting period? An accounting period is the period in which you are doing your accounts. So let’s say for example you’re doing accounts for 2024. It would be the entire year of 2024. However let’s say you need to go all the way back and do accounts back in 2022. So 2022 2023 2024. You have to factor in all the transactions that you need to pull during those three years. And that then constitutes your accounting period. So it’s basically the period in which you need to do work in. Once you kind of close that period and are finished, then you can kind of like add those credits onto the next accounting period. So that’s kind of the way breezing works. Super simple. Now let’s say you’re an accounting firm or let’s say you work in a company and you want to assign the billing to another person in the company or maybe you want to assign the billing to your client. Super simple. You just go to members. You can again add your client basically to join breezing. Uh you can give them always viewer role in organization and then down here you choose any role you want viewer editor and you can make them the billing manager. The billing manager has the right to basically subscribe on behalf of the workspace. Um the same goes for any kind of teammate. So if you’re also inviting a teammate maybe you want to give them a slightly higher organization role maybe like an editor company role. Maybe you just want them to pay. So again you can you can bring in a teammate from your company. Maybe it’s your CFO, maybe it’s your VP of finance, maybe it’s someone that you need to kind of bring in above you. You can kind of add them. Again, click the billing manager and then they’ll be able to come in here and then subscribe and then choose kind of the right plan that really fits your company. Uh, super easy to do. This is kind of how you do it. Just go ahead and follow the basic step after you hit subscribe and let us know if you have any questions.