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CDM+ vs Grain Ledger

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7.9#1 in church payroll softwareFrom $25 a month
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FactCDM+Grain Ledger
AccountingIts accounting includes a true fund-accounting general ledger, unlimited accounts, budgeting, bank reconciliation, and customizable reporting.It offers double-entry fund accounting for restricted and unrestricted funds, with customizable nonprofit chart of accounts.
Audit trailThe ledger includes a full, unchangeable audit trail and audit trail reports.Yes
Free planNo free plan is stated on the provided pages.Yes
Fund accountingThe accounting product supports designated and undesignated fund balances and fund transfers.The ledger tracks restricted and unrestricted funds with nonprofit net-asset classification.
Paid from2570
PayrollCDM+ supports clergy payroll, different employee roles and payers with unique Federal EINs, electronic 1099 filing, and automatically updated tax tables.Grain Payroll advertises fund allocation, mobile time clocks, approvals, direct deposit and federal and state filings.
PurposeCDM+ is fund-accounting and management software built for nonprofit and faith-based organizations.Grain Ledger is cloud-based church accounting software built around fund accounting.

CDM+ plans

  • CDM+ Essentials$25 a month
  • CDM+ Starter$25 a month
  • CDM+ Grow 1$50 a month
  • CDM+ Grow 2$75 a month
  • CDM+ Core$100 a month
  • CDM+ Choice$50 a month

Grain Ledger plans

  • StarterFree
  • Growth$70 a month
  • Scale$100 a month
  • Grain Payroll$50 a month

Pick CDM+ if…

CDM+ is aimed at nonprofit and faith-based organizations that need fund accounting and management tools. It may suit organizations that also need clergy payroll, online invoice payments, or mobile receipt submission.

Pick Grain Ledger if…

Grain Ledger suits churches that need fund accounting, donation records, and financial reporting. Starter is sized for churches with up to $20k in monthly expenses; larger needs may fit its paid plans.

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