Breezing vs Cryptoworth: the 2026 comparison for finance teams

The short answer: Cryptoworth is a crypto accounting subledger for mid-market and enterprise teams on NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero or Sage, and as of September 2026 both of its paid tiers are quote-based. Breezing publishes pricing from $29 a month, includes unlimited wallets and users, and posts to Xero, QuickBooks Online and Bexio.

If you are weighing these two, you are probably a finance team or a firm whose crypto activity outgrew the spreadsheet sometime last quarter. Both products read wallet, exchange and chain activity, classify it, and push journal entries into a general ledger. What separates them is who each one is priced for and how far each one reaches into your books once the entries land.

Breezing is our product. Every Cryptoworth fact below comes from Cryptoworth's own pages, checked on September 4, 2026.

What is Cryptoworth?

Cryptoworth sells itself as enterprise financial software for digital asset accounting and ERP integration. Its homepage names NetSuite, Sage and QuickBooks as native integrations and addresses finance leaders at DeFi protocols and mature DAOs. The integrations page claims over 1,000 data connections across more than 200 blockchain networks, with 800+ DeFi protocols behind that number. That is the broadest coverage claim anyone in this category makes.

The pricing page carries two paid tiers. Business Starter lists wallet, exchange and blockchain connectivity, automated transaction processing, reconciliation and journal entries, QuickBooks and Xero support, and standard reporting. Enterprise adds multi-entity accounting, high-volume processing, NetSuite and other ERP integrations, custom API access, and migration help. A third tier, Sandbox, is a test environment capped at one entity, five connections and 2,000 transaction lines.

Its trust center says the company is SOC 1 Type 1, SOC 2 Type 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 certified. The pricing page also claims Cryptoworth is the only crypto accounting solution awarded in G2's Best Software for Accounting.

What Cryptoworth costs now

Nothing. Not zero, but no number. As of September 2026, the pricing page shows no dollar figure at all. Business Starter and Enterprise both end in a get-a-quote button, and Enterprise says pricing depends on your entities, volume, integrations and operational requirements. The Sandbox tier carries no price either. The page's own meta description still advertises plans from $89 monthly, and nothing visible on the page backs that up.

There was a published figure until a few weeks ago. A Wayback Machine capture of the same page from August 22, 2026 shows Business Starter at $300 a month, bundling 50 connections, 50,000 transaction lines, QuickBooks and Xero support, a single entity with multi-entity at $200 a month on top, and up to two seats with each extra seat at $50. Our own listicle rework recorded the same $300 figure on August 18, 2026. So treat $300 as the last published entry price, not a current one.

One correction to an earlier version of this post. It said Cryptoworth's positioning included an onboarding fee running to several thousand dollars. That figure appears on none of the Cryptoworth pages we opened on September 4, 2026, and it is not in the August capture either, so it is gone from here.

What Cryptoworth is built for

The positioning is not ambiguous. The homepage speaks to finance leaders at DeFi protocols and mature DAOs, and frames the pitch around the cost of a failed audit or a delayed close. The Enterprise tier is described for organizations managing complex entities, high transaction volumes, sophisticated integrations and audit requirements. NetSuite lives in that tier, not in Business Starter. Sage sits on the homepage integration list beside NetSuite and QuickBooks.

So the buyer is a mid-market or enterprise finance team closing into NetSuite or Sage, or a protocol or DAO treasury carrying many entities and a lot of volume. Breezing connects to neither NetSuite nor Sage. That single line separates the two products more cleanly than any feature grid, and most of what follows sits on one side of it or the other.

Breezing vs Cryptoworth: side by side

Criteria	Cryptoworth	Breezing
Published pricing	No figure shown as of September 2026, both paid tiers quote-based	Full list on the page, $29/mo for 600 transactions to $2,917/mo for 1.5M, Enterprise custom
Last published entry price	$300/mo for 2 seats and 1 entity, captured 22 August 2026	$29/mo, still on the page today
Wallets, seats and entities	Metered on the last published tier, +$50 a seat and +$200/mo for multi-entity	Unlimited wallets and unlimited users on every tier
Ledgers and ERPs	NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero, Sage per its own pages	Xero, QuickBooks Online, Bexio
Source coverage	1,000+ data connections and 200+ blockchain networks claimed	80+ blockchains and exchanges
Invoice settlement in Xero or QuickBooks	Its AR page describes matching a detected on-chain payment and syncing reconciled data to the ERP, with no native closure mechanism documented	Native AP/AR invoice closure, no clearing account
Post-period corrections	Not documented on the pages we opened	Journal entries update in place, no delete and repost
Cost basis methods	Not stated on the pages we opened	FIFO, weighted average cost, LIFO, HIFO
Certifications	SOC 1 Type 1, SOC 2 Type 1, SOC 2 Type 2	SOC 2 Type II, Swiss Made Software member, Xero partner
Built for	Mid-market and enterprise, DeFi protocols and DAOs, NetSuite or Sage shops	SMBs, accounting firms and finance teams on Xero, QuickBooks Online or Bexio

Cryptoworth cells come from its own pages, checked September 4, 2026, and the August 22, 2026 capture. Breezing cells come from our published pricing and documentation. Full list at the end.

Where Breezing wins

The price is readable without a call. Basic is $29 a month for 600 transactions. Scale is $2,917 a month for 1.5 million. Enterprise above that is custom. The bill moves with transaction volume and nothing else, so you can size it against your own ledger this afternoon rather than after two calls and a discovery form. Our pricing page shows the whole ladder.

The eleventh wallet costs nothing. Every tier includes unlimited wallets and unlimited users. A client with 30 wallets costs what a client with 3 costs, and the junior who does the reconciliations gets a seat, as does the partner who reviews them. Compare that with the last Cryptoworth tier anyone could read, which capped Business Starter at two seats and charged $50 for the third. For a firm, this is the difference between a price that tracks your practice and a price that tracks your client list.

Invoices close in the ledger, not in a clearing account. When a customer settles an invoice in USDC, most crypto subledgers book the payment to a clearing account and leave someone to reconcile that account at month end. Breezing closes the invoice in Xero or QuickBooks Online directly, with no suspense balance to explain during review. Paying a supplier on chain works the same way on the AP side. Cryptoworth's accounts receivable page describes detecting a stablecoin payment, marking the invoice paid inside Cryptoworth, and syncing reconciled data out to QuickBooks, NetSuite or Xero, but it does not document closure inside the ledger itself. We wrote up the mechanics in our guide to closing crypto invoices in QuickBooks and Xero.

Corrections do not rewrite history. When an auditor asks you in March to reclass a December entry, Breezing updates the posted journal entry in place. Nothing is deleted and reposted, so a price fix or a recategorized wallet in a closed period leaves the audit trail intact instead of punching a hole in it. If month end is where your pain lives, our crypto month-end close checklist is a practical companion.

Bexio, which decides it outright for Swiss and EU books. Breezing syncs to Bexio alongside Xero and QuickBooks Online. No other subledger in this comparison does. If your books live in Bexio, that is the end of the evaluation. Breezing is built in Switzerland and is a Swiss Made Software member.

The policy your accountant already wrote. Breezing supports FIFO, weighted average cost, LIFO and HIFO, set once in company settings and applied to every gain and loss it computes. Opening balances carry over from whatever you ran before, cost centers sync to the ledger, and DeFi and staking rewards accrue as they are earned rather than landing as a lump at disposal.

Coverage of the chains SMBs actually hold. 80+ blockchains and exchanges, Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, Polygon, Arbitrum and Base among them. Breezing is SOC 2 Type II certified and a Xero partner.

Which tool fits which team

Your situation	Best fit	Why
SMB on Xero or QuickBooks Online	Breezing	Published pricing from $29/mo, native invoice closure, corrections in place
Accounting firm serving crypto clients	Breezing	Unlimited wallets and users on every tier, so the next client adds transactions and no other line
Swiss or EU entity on Bexio	Breezing	The only tool here that syncs to Bexio
Books consolidated in NetSuite, SAP or Sage	Breezing posts to Xero, QuickBooks Online and Bexio, with a custom-priced Enterprise tier above $2,917/mo	Those three ledgers are what Breezing writes to today

How to decide this in a week

1. Pull your last three months of transaction counts. Both products tier on volume, so this one number sets your real cost before any conversation about features.
2. Write down the constraints that settle it on their own. The ledger you close in. The chains and exchanges you actually hold, not the headline count. The certifications your auditor asks for.
3. Load your messiest month into a trial, not a clean one. The month with the airdrop, the bridge transfer and the invoice paid from two wallets.
4. Run the two workflows that eat a close. Pay a test invoice in USDC and watch exactly what lands in the ledger. Then correct a posted entry after the period closed and look at what the audit trail says afterwards.

Then score what you saw. Eight criteria, 0 for no, 1 for partial, 2 for yes, 16 points on the table:

• Pricing you can read without booking a call
• A connection to the ledger you already close in
• Wallet and user limits, 2 only if neither is metered
• Invoice closure without a clearing account
• The specific chains and exchanges you hold
• Certifications your auditor asks for, at the type your auditor asks for
• Post-close correction behaviour, 2 only if entries update in place
• Support for Swiss or EU entities on Bexio

A 0 on a criterion you cannot live without ends that product's evaluation, whatever the other 14 points say. Ledger and Bexio are usually the two that end it.

The rest of the field

Cryptoworth is not the only name that turns up in a crypto subledger evaluation. We keep separate write-ups on the others. Cryptoworth alternatives covers Bitwave, Cryptio, SoftLedger, Tres Finance and Ledgible against current vendor pages. Breezing vs Cryptio is the enterprise head-to-head, and the best crypto accounting subledger tools roundup surveys the whole category.

Quick answers

What is Cryptoworth?

Cryptoworth is a crypto accounting subledger aimed at mid-market and enterprise finance teams. Its integrations page claims over 1,000 data connections across more than 200 blockchain networks, its homepage names NetSuite, Sage and QuickBooks as native integrations, and its trust center lists SOC 1 Type 1, SOC 2 Type 1 and SOC 2 Type 2.

How much does Cryptoworth cost?

As of September 2026, Cryptoworth's pricing page shows no dollar figure. Business Starter and Enterprise both route to a quote, and the Sandbox tier is unpriced. A Wayback Machine capture from August 22, 2026 shows the last published entry price, $300 a month for two seats and one entity. Breezing publishes tiers from $29 a month.

What is the difference between Cryptoworth and Breezing?

Target buyer, pricing model and ledger depth. Cryptoworth serves mid-market and enterprise teams on NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero or Sage, and quotes both paid tiers. Breezing serves SMBs and accounting firms on Xero, QuickBooks Online or Bexio, publishes its prices, includes unlimited wallets and users, and closes crypto-paid invoices without a clearing account.

Does Cryptoworth integrate with Xero and QuickBooks?

Yes. QuickBooks and Xero support sits in the Business Starter tier on Cryptoworth's pricing page as of September 2026, and NetSuite sits in Enterprise. The difference is what happens in the ledger. Breezing closes crypto-paid invoices in Xero and QuickBooks Online with no clearing account and updates posted journal entries in place.

Which ERPs does Cryptoworth support?

As of September 2026, Cryptoworth's integrations page names QuickBooks, Xero and NetSuite, and its homepage lists Sage among its native integrations. NetSuite belongs to the Enterprise tier. Bexio is not on the list. Breezing posts to Xero, QuickBooks Online and Bexio, and is a Xero partner.

Is Cryptoworth SOC 2 certified?

Yes. Cryptoworth's trust center says the company is SOC 1 Type 1, SOC 2 Type 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 certified, and it mentions PCI-compliant service providers. Breezing is SOC 2 Type II certified, is a Swiss Made Software member and a Xero partner, and is built in Switzerland.

Is Breezing cheaper than Cryptoworth?

Breezing starts at $29 a month for 600 transactions and runs to $2,917 for 1.5 million, with unlimited wallets and users on every tier. Cryptoworth quotes both paid tiers as of September 2026, and its last published entry price was $300 a month for two seats and one entity.

What is the best Cryptoworth alternative for accounting firms?

Breezing. Pricing starts at $29 a month and is published on the page. Every tier carries unlimited wallets and unlimited users, so a new client adds transactions and nothing else to the bill. It covers 80+ blockchains and exchanges, closes invoices in Xero and QuickBooks Online without a clearing account, and updates posted entries in place.

Which crypto accounting software works with Bexio?

Breezing. It syncs to Bexio alongside Xero and QuickBooks Online, which makes it the practical choice for Swiss SMBs and EU entities that keep their books in Bexio. Cryptoworth's pages name NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero and Sage, and Bexio is not among them. Breezing is built in Switzerland and publishes pricing from $29 a month.

Bottom line

If you are an SMB, a CFO with a lean team, or an accounting firm serving crypto clients on Xero, QuickBooks Online or Bexio, run Breezing. The price is on the page and starts at $29 a month for 600 transactions. Wallets and users are unlimited on every tier, so the bill follows transaction volume rather than headcount or client count. Crypto-paid invoices close in Xero and QuickBooks Online with no clearing account, corrections update posted entries in place, and coverage runs to 80+ blockchains and exchanges behind SOC 2 Type II. Bexio makes it the one workable answer for Swiss and EU books.

If your consolidated ledger is NetSuite, SAP or Sage, Breezing writes to Xero, QuickBooks Online and Bexio, and its Enterprise tier above $2,917 a month is custom-priced.

Sources

• Pricing Web3 Accounting Software for Accountants - Cryptoworth, Cryptoworth, undated, checked 2026-09-04: supports the Business Starter and Enterprise tier contents, both paid tiers routing to a get-a-quote button with no dollar figure shown, Enterprise pricing described as based on entities, volume, integrations and operational requirements, the unpriced Sandbox tier at one entity, five connections and 2,000 transaction lines, QuickBooks and Xero support under Business Starter, NetSuite and enterprise ERP integrations under Enterprise, the G2 Best Software for Accounting award claim, and the page meta description still advertising plans from $89 monthly.
• Best Enterprise Crypto Accounting & ERP Subledger | Cryptoworth, Cryptoworth, undated, checked 2026-09-04: supports the enterprise financial software for digital asset accounting and ERP integration positioning, NetSuite, Sage and QuickBooks named as native integrations, and finance leaders at DeFi protocols and mature DAOs named as the target audience.
• Crypto Accounting Data Connections - Cryptoworth Integrations, Cryptoworth, undated, checked 2026-09-04: supports over 1,000 data connections, more than 200 blockchain networks, 800+ DeFi protocols, and QuickBooks, Xero and NetSuite named as the accounting and ERP integrations.
• Trust Center, Cryptoworth, undated, checked 2026-09-04: supports SOC 1 Type 1, SOC 2 Type 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 certification and the use of PCI-compliant service providers.
• Accounts Receivable Automation Software for Crypto Accounting, Cryptoworth, undated, checked 2026-09-04: supports the described AR flow, an on-chain stablecoin payment detected and the invoice marked paid, transactions classified to accounts receivable and recorded in Cryptoworth, then reconciled data synced into QuickBooks, NetSuite or Xero, with no native in-ledger invoice closure and no clearing-account mechanism documented.
• Wayback Machine capture of Cryptoworth pricing, 22 August 2026, Internet Archive, captured 2026-08-22, checked 2026-09-04: supports the last published entry price of $300 a month for Business Starter with 50 connections, 50,000 transaction lines, QuickBooks and Xero support, a single entity with multi-entity at $200 a month extra, and up to two seats with additional seats at $50 each.