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FinQuery: cost, fit and limits
FinQuery is an accounting software company, formerly LeaseQuery and based in Atlanta, Georgia, that sells a fixed assets subledger with multi-book depreciation, component tracking and an AI layer called Accountable AI, alongside lease, debt and prepaid accounting products.
What to know first
FinQuery pitches one subledger for complex property, plant and equipment, with parent-child components, quantity bundle disposals and multi-book depreciation under GAAP, IFRS and tax. The pages we read give few product specifics beyond that, no price and no named AI feature, and the vendor says to request pricing. It makes sense for a company that already uses its lease product and wants one vendor for several schedules.
FinQuery at a glance
| Maker | FinQuery, LLC, United States |
|---|---|
| Free plan | No |
| Entry price | Quote only |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Fixed Asset Management Software in 2026, rank 9 of 10 |
| Website | finquery.com |
Who FinQuery is best for
Companies already using FinQuery for leases
The same vendor sells lease, debt and prepaid products, so a finance team that has one contract can add a fixed asset subledger without a new vendor review.
Assets built from many components
Parent-child component tracking and quantity bundle disposals are named, which suits equipment made of parts with separate lives, such as vehicles or production lines.
Groups reporting under several standards
The page states multi-book depreciation for GAAP, IFRS and tax compliance, so one register can support US and international statutory views.
FinQuery plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed Assets Accounting | Pricing by request | Described as specialist-grade depreciation paired with Accountable AI; no tiers or limits are printed on the pages we read. |
| Lease Accounting | Pricing by request | A separate product listing ASC 842, IFRS 16, FRS 102, GASB 87 and SFFAS 54 support. |
| Accrual and Prepaid Accounting | Pricing by request | Amortization schedules, roll-forward reports and journal entries, sold as its own product rather than part of the register. |
Checked November 2026.
What FinQuery does
- Multi-book depreciation
- The product page states multi-book depreciation for GAAP, IFRS and tax compliance, inside a single subledger for property, plant and equipment. Because GAAP, IFRS and tax books share one asset record, a change to cost updates all schedules together.
- Component tracking
- Parent-child component tracking lets a large asset carry parts with their own lives, which affects partial replacement and impairment work. A component with its own life can be replaced without disturbing the parent's schedule, which affects write-off timing.
- Quantity bundle disposals
- Disposals can apply to a bundle of units in one action, which helps when a fleet or a rack of equipment is retired together. The saving appears at retirement, when a block of identical items leaves the books together instead of line by line.
- ERP-agnostic integration
- FinQuery says the product integrates with all ERP or accounting systems, but the page we read names no connectors, so ask for the list. Without connector names, the integration effort for your ledger cannot be estimated, so request references on it.
How FinQuery handles your data
The pages read give little on data handling. The footer shows FinQuery, LLC, a contact page lists an Atlanta, Georgia office, and the site links a Trust Center, a Security page, Terms and a Privacy Statement that were not opened. The vendor's policy was not checked for hosting region, retention, certifications such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001, or whether customer data trains the Accountable AI. Because those points are unstated, put each in the security questionnaire before sharing ledger exports.
Where FinQuery falls short in practice
- No prices or tiers. Pricing is by request, and no plan, asset cap or included module is printed, so cost cannot be compared with printed tools before a sales call.
- AI is a brand, not a feature. Accountable AI appears as a name next to depreciation, but the page gives no task, approval step or accuracy detail. Ask for a live demonstration on your invoices.
- Trust details were not read. Certifications, hosting and AI data use were not on pages we opened. A European buyer needs those in writing before a pilot. Request the Trust Center link and the security questionnaire early, since procurement reviews often need weeks.
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FinQuery: common questions
What was FinQuery called before?
The site shows FinQuery as formerly LeaseQuery. Its lease product still lists ASC 842, IFRS 16, FRS 102, GASB 87 and SFFAS 54, so a company that bought leases there may already be a customer when it considers the fixed assets subledger.
Does FinQuery list a price?
No. The site says pricing is available by request, and no plan, asset cap or per-module fee is printed. Ask for the price at your asset count, the cost of the lease and prepaid products and the AI fee, if any, in one quote.
What depreciation standards does it cover?
The fixed assets page states multi-book depreciation for GAAP, IFRS and tax compliance. It does not list country-specific statutory rules, so ask for a worked example under the local rules you report, such as UK or German tax depreciation. Ask for a worked example per book, with the exact rate or method named.
Which ERP systems does it connect to?
FinQuery says it can integrate with any ERP or general ledger and has an integrate-with-any-ERP menu entry. The pages we read name no connectors or integration method, so confirm whether it is a file import, an API or a prebuilt adapter.
Is FinQuery's AI described anywhere?
Only by name. The page pairs fixed assets with Accountable AI and says it automates depreciation and asset tasks, without naming a feature, a model or an approval flow. Treat it as unverified until you see it on your data.