Joiin vs JustConsolidate: reports in an app or a consolidation company in QuickBooks

Joiin vs JustConsolidate: the monthly price at 2 to 20 companies

At 2 companies Joiin Core costs less; from 5 companies up JustConsolidate lists the lower monthly price, before the QuickBooks subscription it needs. The figures are billed monthly and charged by the number of companies, as read on October 30, 2026.

JustConsolidate has one fully featured plan and no contract. It starts at $50 for 2 companies and stops rising at $165 a month from 25 companies. The table uses Joiin Core, which reports in one currency. Joiin Pro adds several reporting currencies and is $83 a month at 5 companies and $130 at 10, billed monthly.

JustConsolidate's price leaves out the QuickBooks subscription for its consolidation company, which Intuit bills separately. Intuit lists QuickBooks Online at $38, $85, $140 and $340 a month per company for Simple Start, Essentials, Plus and Advanced.

Where the consolidated numbers live

JustConsolidate keeps the group books inside QuickBooks. You create a new QuickBooks company with a chart of accounts you design, connect your companies and map their accounts. Its workflows post a trial balance journal entry into the new company, and JustConsolidate says the group reports run from there. Your existing companies stay untouched because it is read-only.

Joiin keeps the group reports in the Joiin app, beside your accounting files. Joiin pulls data from your accounting files and builds reports from it; its Xero help article says it writes nothing back to Xero. Company data refreshes every 24 hours or on demand, and profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow reports come on every plan.

Eliminations, minority interest and currencies

JustConsolidate handles intercompany eliminations through a post-consolidation workflow and books minority interest and other adjustments as ordinary journal entries in the consolidation company. For foreign subsidiaries it lists month-average and ending rates for over 200 currencies.

Joiin sets up eliminations as elimination groups, by account, by contact or by transaction; only the account and transaction methods change the financial statements. You can assign an ownership percentage to each entity. Several reporting currencies start on Pro, and your own exchange rates are Max only.

Groups with a Xero or Sage Accounting company

JustConsolidate needs admin rights on each QuickBooks company, and its page takes entities outside QuickBooks by manual trial balance journal entry. Its page says it is built for accountants who run multi-entity groups in QuickBooks and lists in-house teams among its users.

Joiin connects Xero and Sage Accounting directly, as well as QuickBooks Online. The Sage connection covers Sage Accounting in the US, Canada, UK and Ireland; Sage 50 and other Sage desktop products come in by manual company import. The consolidation software for QuickBooks list sets these two beside the other options.

Trial length and who should pick which

Joiin's trial is 14 days on Max with no card, against JustConsolidate's minimum of 30 days, which also runs until the first consolidation is posted.

• JustConsolidate for a QuickBooks-only group that wants its consolidated books inside QuickBooks. The how to consolidate multiple companies in QuickBooks Online guide lays out that route.
• Joiin for a group with a Xero or Sage Accounting company, or one that wants reports without a new ledger. Joiin pricing lists every plan by company count.
• Fathom, the financial reporting app (fathomhq.com) for a group with a QuickBooks Desktop company; it lists QuickBooks Online and Desktop as integrations.