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Plans & Licences

An overview of team plans, client licence types, and how to purchase them from the Plans & Licences screen.

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Written by Scott

The Plans & Licences screen is where you manage your team's subscription and purchase licences for your clients.
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Select Plans & Licences from the left-hand menu to get started.
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Team plans

Recap offers two team plans for accountant workspaces.​


​Recap for Professionals (£1,799/year inc. VAT) includes:

  • Unlimited wallet screening

  • 5 seats for your team

  • 3 Personal Basic client licences

  • Priority support and onboarding

​Recap for Enterprise is available for larger organisations that require:

  • SSO

  • Dedicated support

  • Volume licensing

  • Custom integrations

From this screen you can also purchase extra team seats separately at £290/year per seat (inc. VAT) if you need more than your plan includes.
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Client licences

Client licences allow your clients to access their Recap portfolio and generate tax reports. There are two types.​


​Personal client licences are for individual clients with personal crypto assets:

  • Personal Basic: £119/year. Unlimited tax reports, up to 5,000 transactions.
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  • Personal Pro: £219/year. Unlimited tax reports, unlimited transactions.​


​Company client licences are for clients with a registered company:

  • Company: £418.80/year (inc. VAT). Follows HMRC company rules, customisable year ends, balance sheet reports, unlimited tax reports, unlimited transactions.
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Purchasing licences

Use the + and − buttons next to each licence type to set the number you'd like to purchase. The Checkout panel on the right will update to show a summary of changes, future recurring charges, and any immediate charges applied.
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​Once you're happy with your selection, click Checkout now on the right side of the screen to complete the purchase.
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Once your licences are available, you can apply them to clients from the Clients page — see our guide to assigning a licence to a client.

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