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Practice management and workflow

Pixie

Practice management for accountants at a flat fee, unlimited users.

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Overview

Pixie is practice management aimed at small and growing accounting firms, and its pricing is the headline. Instead of charging per user, it charges a flat monthly fee based on how many clients you have, with unlimited team members. For a firm adding junior staff or admins, that removes the per-seat penalty that makes some practice tools expensive.

The product covers the core of running a practice: recurring job workflows so monthly and annual work generates its own tasks, a client CRM, deadline tracking, document requests and chasing, onboarding, e-signatures, and a client portal. It is the connective tissue that keeps client work moving, rather than a tool for doing the accounting itself.

The trade-off is integrations. Pixie connects to Companies House, Gmail, Outlook, and Zapier, but it does not have deep native ledger connections; Xero and QuickBooks links go through Zapier. A firm that wants tight two-way sync with its accounting software should weigh that.

Pricing runs from about $129 a month for up to 250 clients to $329 for up to 1,000, with a 30-day free trial.

Pixie is UK-origin but used by firms internationally. It suits small and mid-sized practices that want affordable, unified practice management, and it is less suited to very large firms or those needing native accounting integration.

Key facts

Starting price
$129 per month
Pricing model
Per entity
Free trial
Yes
Free tier
No
Deployment
Cloud
Geography
UK, Global
Founded
2019
Support
Email, Chat, Knowledge Base
Languages
English
Works with
Companies House, Gmail, Outlook, Zapier
Last verified
2026-05-25

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Small and mid-sized practices that want practice management at a flat fee with unlimited team members.
  • Firms wanting workflow, a client portal, document requests, and e-signatures in one affordable tool.
  • Growing practices that prefer pricing by client count rather than per user.

Cons

  • Firms needing deep native accounting integrations. Pixie connects to Xero or QuickBooks via Zapier only.
  • Very large firms past a thousand clients wanting enterprise practice management.
  • Practices wanting US-specific tax workflow. Pixie's strengths lean toward general firm admin.

Pricing

TierPriceBillingFeatures
Up to 250 clients$129Per monthUnlimited users, workflow automation, task management, CRM, client onboarding, document requests, e-signatures, email sync, and a client portal.
251 to 500 clients$199Per monthThe same full feature set with unlimited users at a higher client tier.
501 to 1,000 clients$329Per monthThe same full feature set with unlimited users at the largest standard tier.

Frequently asked questions

What does Pixie do?
Pixie is practice management software for accounting and bookkeeping firms. It handles recurring job workflows, task management, a client CRM, deadline tracking, document requests and chasing, client onboarding, e-signatures, and a client portal. The point is to give a small firm one organised place to run its work instead of spreadsheets, email, and sticky notes.
How much does Pixie cost?
Pixie charges a flat monthly fee by client count with unlimited team members: about $129 a month for up to 250 clients, $199 for up to 500, and $329 for up to 1,000, with custom pricing above that. There is a 30-day free trial with no card required. Pricing by clients rather than seats is the model that makes it cheap for a growing team.
What does Pixie integrate with?
Pixie connects to Companies House, Gmail, Outlook, and Zapier. It does not have deep native integrations with accounting ledgers; Xero and QuickBooks connections run through Zapier rather than directly. Firms that need tight two-way ledger sync should weigh that limitation.
Who is Pixie built for?
Small and mid-sized accounting and bookkeeping practices, especially ones that want affordable practice management without per-user pricing. It is UK-origin but used by firms internationally. Very large firms past a thousand clients, or those needing deep native ledger integration, may find it limiting.

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Last verified 2026-05-25. Pricing and features come from vendor-published specs. See our methodology.