Campfire
AI-native ERP and accounting automation positioned between QuickBooks and NetSuite.
Overview
Campfire is an AI-native ERP and accounting platform (nicknamed 'Slack for accounting') that automates bank reconciliation, invoicing, and revenue accounting for seed-to-enterprise finance teams. Founded in 2023 by John Glasgow (ex-Invoice2go, Adobe), the YC-backed company built a proprietary Large Accounting Model trained on accounting data. In October 2025 it raised a $65M Series B co-led by Accel and Ribbit, bringing total funding to roughly $103.5M.
Pricing
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What this is for: Running core accounting and ERP workflows — reconciliation, invoicing, revenue recognition — with AI automation replacing legacy tools like NetSuite.
Who this is for: Controllers and finance teams at startups scaling from seed through enterprise who have outgrown QuickBooks.
Availability: Commercial, subscription-based with sales-led custom pricing; no public free tier.
What people say
Campfire's reputation has been built in the tech and finance press, not on review sites. TechCrunch, Yahoo Finance, Axios and CFO Brew have all covered its momentum — the "Slack for accounting" framing, its Y Combinator origin, a $35M Accel-led Series A in June 2025 and a $65M Accel/Ribbit Series B that October — with the headline story being companies of 100-plus employees ripping out NetSuite for it, including Advisor360, Rhumbix and Fooji. These are competitive migrations, not just press releases about funding rounds.
What's missing is a critical mass of user reviews. Without a deep G2 or Capterra footprint, the balanced picture from hundreds of real-world controllers doesn't exist yet. Pricing is custom and sales-led with no public tier.
The core caveat is the same ERP-switching risk that applies to Rillet: putting your system of record onto a 2023-founded startup with a proprietary "Large Accounting Model" means trusting an unproven vendor with month-end close and auditor-facing records. The upside cited by migrators is real, but so is the concentration risk of betting core accounting on an early-stage company.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
This entry was compiled from publicly available data including Campfire's official website, press releases, documentation, and reputable third-party publications. RECATOOLS is not affiliated with Campfire unless explicitly stated.
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