Cash-flow forecasting built from what you actually owe and earn
Ledger finds your repeating income and bills and projects your balance forward, so a shortfall is no surprise.
What you get
Repeating items found for you
Paychecks, subscriptions and bills are detected from your history.
30 to 90 day forecast
See your expected balance week by week.
Invoices and taxes included
Expected invoice payments and estimated tax dates are on the calendar.
Early warnings
Low balances and price changes are flagged.
Cash-flow statement
Compare the plan with what actually moved.
How it works
- Connect or enter your accounts.
- Review the repeating items Ledger found.
- Check the forecast and adjust.
Why people trust Ledger
- Based on your own transactions
- Works for personal and business
- 7-day free trial
Read more about who builds Ledger, our privacy policy and terms.
Common questions
How accurate is the forecast?
It reflects the repeating items and invoices Ledger knows about. Forecasts depend on the information you provide.
What is cash-flow forecasting?
Our guide explains how to forecast cash flow for a small business step by step.
Go deeper
- Guide: Cash-flow forecasting for a small business
- Comparison: Ledger vs. QuickBooks
- Security: How Ledger protects your data
Ledger organizes your information and prepares it for review. Estimates and forecasts depend on the information you enter. Review tax information with a qualified professional.