Rillet
AI-native ERP that automates the general ledger and month-end close for high-growth finance teams.
Overview
Rillet is an AI-native ERP and accounting platform built for CFOs and controllers at high-growth companies, automating general-ledger entries, reconciliations, and month-end close as an alternative to legacy tools like NetSuite. Founded in 2024 by former N26 U.S. CEO Nicolas Kopp, it signed over 200 customers within its first year. In August 2025 it raised a $70M Series B co-led by Andreessen Horowitz and ICONIQ, bringing total funding above $100M.
Pricing
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What this is for: Automating core accounting and the general ledger — reconciliations, revenue, and month-end close — inside an AI-native ERP.
Who this is for: Finance and accounting teams at mid-market and high-growth companies outgrowing entry-level accounting software.
Availability: Commercial, subscription-based with custom pricing; sales-led onboarding, no free self-serve tier.
What people say
Rillet's early reviews are few but glowing. On G2 it carries a 5.0-of-5 rating across roughly 65 reviews, where the recurring praise is the exact opposite of the NetSuite complaint list: fast implementation (often quoted at 4-8 weeks), an intuitive interface, real time savings from AI-assisted close work, and a support team reviewers describe as unusually fluent in actual accounting. Its backing — Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia and ICONIQ, with a $70M Series B in August 2025 and 200-plus customers inside its first year — has driven credible press positioning it as the "anti-NetSuite" for high-growth SaaS finance teams.
The caveats are standard for any young ERP. A 65-review sample is thin, and near-perfect scores on a first-year product should be read as promising rather than proven. Pricing is entirely sales-led with no public tier or free trial, so buyers can't benchmark cost up front. Most importantly, migrating your general ledger is a high-switching-cost, high-risk decision: swapping a system of record onto a startup that has existed only since 2024 is a real bet on Rillet's longevity and on its handling of edge cases that a mature platform like NetSuite has already seen.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
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