Puzzle vs Kick

Two accounting tools side by side. Prices are the starting plan a small business would pick, in USD.

Short version

  • Kick costs less for a six-person team.
  • Kick fits retail shop, restaurant or café, trades or contractor, online store.
  • Puzzle: Cash and accrual books at once.
ComparePuzzlePuzzleKickKick
In one lineAccounting for startups that live in Stripe and a neobankSelf-driving bookkeeping that categorizes transactions for you
Starting priceFrom $30/moFree
Six-person team$30/mo$0/mo
PlansStarter $30/mo monthly or $24/mo billed yearly (1 seat); Core $72/mo monthly or $58/mo billed yearly (5 seats); Complete $120/mo (unlimited seats); Scale $360/moFree (1 entity, 250 transactions/yr); Basic $40/mo ($480 billed yearly); Plus $100/mo ($300 billed quarterly, multi-entity, accrual); Advanced $300/mo; 14-day trial
Pricing modelFree trialFree tier
Free trial60 days14 days
Users1 on Starter; 5 on CoreUnlimited
Both connect toMercury, Stripe Invoicing, BILL, Ramp
Also connects toRippling, Deel, Brex, RhoGusto
Team sizeJust me · 2–10 peopleJust me · 2–10 people
Available inUSUS
Phone supportNone listedNone listed
Live chatPlans not statedBasic and up
Support hoursNot publishedNot published
Incidents postedWe found no public status page for Puzzle.0 incidents posted on Kick's status page in the 90 days to Oct 27, 2026. Status page
Capterra scoreSee reviews on CapterraNot listed
Trustpilot score3.2 / 5 from 1 reviews (few reviews)4.5 / 5 from 17 reviews (few reviews)
Fit: Retail shop2550
Fit: Restaurant or café1545
Fit: Service business7582
Fit: Agency or studio8285
Fit: Trades or contractor3070
Fit: Online store5570
Why people pick it
  • Cash and accrual books at once
  • Strong startup integrations
  • Categorizes transactions automatically
  • Free plan for new businesses
Where it falls short
  • No inventory
  • Built for US startups, not local shops
  • No inventory
  • Accrual books need Plus
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Six-person prices are what a team of six would pay on the published plans; "Not listed" means those plans don't cover six. How we calculate prices

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