Your clients aren’t a meter.
From your 2027 renewal, TaxDome charges by the client. Clerra charges by the person: $49 a month. Take on as many clients as you can handle.
14-day trial · No credit card · No setup fee · Cancel anytime
What each plan costs a practice your size.
A TaxDome client is active once a job, invoice or upload touches it, so count every client you actually work for in a year.
TaxDome from your 2027 renewal, per year
US$5,250 a year, list price
US$1,500 for the first 150 clients, then US$15 for each one after.
US$2,000 to US$2,800 a year: TaxDome’s own estimate after packs and discounts ($5–7 an account).
Clerra, per year
$588 CAD a year
Subscribe by Dec 31: $49 a person. One-person firms keep $49 forever.
Regular price after the sale: $948 CAD a year, for firms that subscribe after Dec 31.
Clerra prices are in Canadian dollars, plus GST/HST. Clients are never counted.
TaxDome figures are in US dollars, from its November 2026 pricing announcement (Accounting Today, checked 2026-11-10). Packs and discounts can lower TaxDome’s price, so we show its own estimate too. The two currencies are shown as quoted, not converted.
For a solo or small practice, the client list is the whole business.
Tax season is when you grow
A T1 practice takes on new people every February to April. With per-client pricing, each one adds to the bill, so the busiest weeks of your year are also the ones that cost you.
You pay for success
From the renewal, TaxDome's US$1,500 covers your first 150 clients and each one after is US$15. Do well and the software costs more.
Your price shouldn't depend on how many people trust you
Clerra counts the people doing the work, at $49 each a month. Take on 50 clients or 500 more and the price is the same.
Everything, for every firm.
One plan with every feature. No setup fee, no charge for clients or the portal, and a 24-month price lock once you subscribe. Prices are in Canadian dollars, plus GST/HST.
- CRA and provincial deadlines worked out from each client
- T1 season board
- Client portal and mobile apps
- E-sign
- Payments
- Time and invoicing
- FINTRAC records
- Your data stored in Canada
Bring your history with you.
- 1
Clients
A client list as a CSV, imported with a row-by-row check before anything is saved.
- 2
Documents
Your documents archive, brought across by folder.
- 3
Time entries
Your tracked time, so past work stays on the client.
- 4
Invoice history
Past invoices, so a client's billing history is still in one place.
When to switch
If your renewal is in 2027, switch before it, not after. Your current TaxDome plan runs to its end. Firms that joined TaxDome before November 2, 2026 move to per-client pricing at their first renewal on or after January 1, 2027. New TaxDome firms pay it now.
Subscribe monthly by December 31: $49 a person, your first person too. One-person firms keep $49 for as long as they’re with us.
Before you decide.
Is this a fair comparison?
We use TaxDome’s published list price and its own estimate of what most firms pay after packs and discounts, and we label every figure with its currency. TaxDome’s numbers are US dollars and Clerra’s are Canadian dollars, shown as quoted. Your actual TaxDome price can be lower than list, which is why the calculator shows both.
Does Clerra charge for clients?
No. Clerra is $49 a person a month. Clients are never counted, and the client portal is free for every client you invite.
What about my clients' portal logins?
Clients sign in to their own Client Center, carrying your firm's name, to upload documents, answer requests, message you and sign. You pay for the people at your firm, not for the people you invite.
Can I try it first?
Yes. The trial is 14 days, with no credit card and no setup fee. You can run Clerra beside TaxDome until you're comfortable.
Sources: TaxDome pricing from its founders’ interview with Accounting Today, TaxDome switches from per-seat to per-client pricing (checked 2026-11-10). Clerra prices from our pricing page.
TaxDome is a trademark of its owner. Clerra isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by TaxDome.