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Starting at
Found Plus: $35/mo or $315/yr, 1.50% APY on balances up to $20,000. Found Pro: $80/mo or $720/yr, 2.50% APY on all balances, 1% cash back on qualifying card purchases. APY is variable. Banking by Lead Bank, Member FDIC.
Free core account, no monthly fee. 30-day free trial of Plus or Pro

Finance Specs

What We Like
  • Real-time tax estimates with automatic savings into a Taxes Pocket
  • Free core account with unlimited invoicing and bookkeeping
  • Generates Schedule C and 1120/1120-S tax forms on every plan
  • Contractor W-9 requests and 1099-NEC e-filing with no per-contractor fees
Considerations
  • Interest and cash back need a paid plan
  • Wires and paper checks carry fees on the free plan
  • Plus pays interest only up to a balance cap
  • U.S.-based businesses only, and owners need a Social Security number
Expert Verdict
Choose Found if you're self-employed and want banking, tax estimates, bookkeeping and contractor 1099s in one app; the free account covers the core features. Pay for Plus or Pro only if the interest or cash back outweighs the plan fee.

Found is a financial technology platform for small business owners and self-employed professionals in the U.S. It combines a business bank account with tax estimates, bookkeeping, invoicing and contractor payments. Banking services are provided by Lead Bank, Member FDIC.

Found’s Pockets are sub-accounts you can use to save, track and spend money for different business needs. You can order physical debit cards and create virtual cards to share with team members, and the cards work with Apple Pay and Google Pay. Money moves by ACH, wire, cash and check, and you can make cash deposits at retail locations. Found also lets you run several business accounts under a single login.

Found says it is built specifically to help small business owners manage their finances, whether they are just starting out or already established. It names S-Corps, C-Corps, sole proprietorships and LLCs with single or multiple members among the business types it serves, with customers ranging from professional and physical services to e-commerce. You can onboard, pay and manage contractors from the app, and clients can settle a Found invoice by PayPal, Google Pay, Cash App Pay, ACH, wire or bank account.

Found links to Stripe, PayPal, Square and other payment services, and it accepts transfers from payment apps such as Venmo and Cash App. You can give your accountant access to collaborate on your books. If you’re switching banks, Found suggests linking your income sources and updating your card details so future income and expenses run through Found. The app works on iOS, Android and desktop, a Help Center covers common questions, and you can email the support team.

The free account includes unlimited invoices, tax estimates with automatic savings, tax form generation, expense categorization, receipt scanning, profit and loss reports and contractor 1099 e-filing. Plus and Pro add interest on balances, quarterly federal tax payments for Schedule C filers and priority support, and Pro adds cash back, a dedicated account manager and a metal debit card. Current prices are in the pricing box above.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Found cost?

The core Found account is free, with no monthly fee. Found Plus costs $35/month or $315/year and earns 1.50% APY on balances up to $20,000. Found Pro costs $80/month or $720/year and earns 2.50% APY on all balances plus 1% cash back on qualifying card purchases. Both start with a 30-day free trial, and APY is variable.

How does Found compare to Relay?

Found builds tax estimates, bookkeeping and contractor 1099s into the account. Relay focuses on organizing cash flow across multiple checking accounts with unlimited users. Both have a free plan, so the choice comes down to tax tools versus account structure.

Who can open a Found account?

Found supports U.S.-based LLCs, S-Corps, C-Corps and partnerships, including businesses with more than one owner, and nonprofits can use it for banking, invoicing and payments. Owners need a Social Security number to verify their identity.

Advertiser Disclosure: Pricing checked Oct 10, 2026 on found.com. Prices change often, so check the official site before you buy.

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