A Dext alternative for statement work.
Dext is a strong bills and receipts platform, and for firms already running it the receipt capture and supplier workflow are the reason to stay. Bank statements are the weak edge: the allowance is small, the seat minimum is 5, and Dext's own help center says statement data cannot be published to your accounting software.
Each Dext fact comes from its official website. LedgerBox confirmed the facts on August 22, 2026. Each fact includes a source link.
What Dext charges
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The business plan is $25.21 a month, excluding tax, or $302.50 billed annually.
“$25.21 Per Month”
dext.com checked 2026-08-22
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That plan is built around 5 users. There is no single-user tier.
dext.com checked 2026-08-22
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It includes 10 sheets of bank statement extraction a month, alongside 250 documents.
“10 Sheets of Bank Statement Extraction”
dext.com checked 2026-08-22
What Dext does well
At least two, from the same sources. A page that lists only faults is an advertisement.
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Dext publishes bills, receipts, and invoices straight into accounting software, which is the part of the workflow it was built for and does well.
help.dext.com checked 2026-08-22
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The plan includes 250 documents a month alongside the statement allowance, so receipt and bill volume is well covered at the entry price.
dext.com checked 2026-08-22
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Dext states the statement limitation in its own help center rather than leaving customers to discover it.
“Bank statements can't be published directly to accounting software from Dext.”
help.dext.com checked 2026-08-22
Where it falls short
Facts with sources, not opinions about the company.
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Extracted statement data cannot be published to accounting software. You export a CSV and upload it yourself.
“Bank statements can't be published directly to accounting software from Dext.”
help.dext.com checked 2026-08-22
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CSV is the export for statement transactions, so there is no QBO or OFX file for software that wants one.
“Select Export on the right to download all transactions as a CSV.”
help.dext.com checked 2026-08-22
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The entry plan is priced for 5 users, so a solo bookkeeper pays for 5 seats to reach 10 statement sheets.
dext.com checked 2026-08-22
What LedgerBox does differently
Each line describes what the product does today. The prices come from the same plan definitions the pricing page reads.
- Statement rows reach QuickBooks
- LedgerBox exports QuickBooks CSV and QBO files, and on Pro and above it posts journal entries into QuickBooks Online directly. Statement data is not a second-class output here.
- Pay for pages, not seats
- Every plan includes unlimited users, so one person pays for one person's volume. Starter is $17 a month billed yearly for 60 pages, against $25.21 a month for 5 users and 10 statement sheets.
- Balances are checked
- LedgerBox sums the rows it extracted and compares them to the statement's own opening and closing balances, then flags anything it cannot verify for review rather than returning it as certain.
- More than one output format
- Excel, CSV, QuickBooks CSV, QBO, and JSON, on every paid plan. The plan you pick sets the volume, not what LedgerBox can do with a document.
Side by side
The Dext column carries the facts sourced above. The LedgerBox column carries what the product does today.
| What is being compared | Dext | LedgerBox |
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| Entry price | $25.21 a month | $17 a month billed yearly |
| Users at the entry price | 5 | Unlimited |
| Statement allowance | 10 sheets a month | 60 pages a month |
| Statement export formats | CSV | Excel, CSV, QuickBooks CSV, QBO, JSON |
| Publish statement data to accounting software | No | Yes, QuickBooks Online on Pro and above |
| Balance reconciliation | Not stated | Per row, against balances |
| Free trial | Not on this plan page | 14 days, no card |
Questions people ask
Can Dext send bank statement data to QuickBooks or Xero?
No. Dext's help center states that bank statements cannot be published directly to accounting software from Dext. The documented path is to export the transactions as a CSV and upload that file to your accounting software yourself.
How many bank statements does the Dext entry plan cover?
10 sheets of bank statement extraction a month at $25.21 a month, alongside 250 documents. That plan is built around 5 users, so there is no cheaper single-user version of it.
What does LedgerBox do with statement rows instead?
LedgerBox exports statement rows as Excel, CSV, QuickBooks CSV, QBO, or JSON on every paid plan, and posts journal entries into QuickBooks Online on Pro and above. Starter is $17 a month billed yearly for 60 pages with unlimited users.
Should I leave Dext entirely?
Not necessarily. Dext handles bills and receipts well and publishes those straight into accounting software. Firms commonly keep Dext for supplier documents and use LedgerBox for statements, which is where the Dext allowance and the export limitation bite.
Sources and next steps
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Where to go next
- Pricing Every plan, what it includes, and what a page costs.
- Trust What happens to an uploaded document and who processes it.
- QuickBooks exports The QuickBooks file formats and the direct posting path.