Blox review
Packaged FP&A for growing companies, with modeling, consolidation, dashboards, and AI features.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Blox is cloud financial planning and analysis software for finance teams at startups, growing businesses, and enterprises. Its feature set covers budgeting, rolling forecasts, driver-based modeling, what-if scenarios, variance analysis, workforce and headcount planning, multi-entity consolidation, management reporting, KPI dashboards, and real-time collaboration. The result is a broad FP&A package for organizations that want shared planning models rather than separate spreadsheet-based processes.
Blox has four plans. Startups includes financial modeling and planning, basic reporting and dashboarding, a startup financial model build package, and a fundraising readiness check. Growth is listed at $329 per month and adds budgeting, rolling forecasts, management reporting, core data integration connectors, and guided onboarding. Scale adds AI-generated commentary and analyses, advanced connectors, user-specific data access controls, and advanced forecasting. Ultimate adds AI-powered insights and recommendations, advanced workflows, advanced administration and security, and API integrations. There is no free plan, so the product is aimed at teams ready for a paid FP&A system.
For ecosystem fit, Blox supports Sage, Sage 200, Sage 50, Xero, QuickBooks, Pipedrive, HubSpot, Excel, and CSV, spanning accounting, CRM, spreadsheet, and file-based inputs. It is available on the web and includes collaboration and access controls for shared models. Companies needing integrated planning across finance and operational data should find the coverage relevant, particularly when workforce planning and consolidation matter. Smaller teams seeking a free entry point, desktop access, or only basic budgeting may prefer a simpler alternative, while organizations needing advanced AI, workflows, security controls, or API connectivity should expect to move to a higher plan.
Blox pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers budgeting, forecasting, scenarios, variance analysis, and consolidation
- Includes workforce planning and management KPI dashboards
- Connects accounting, CRM, Excel, CSV, and other data sources
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access limits platform flexibility
- No free plan is offered
- AI, API, and advanced controls are reserved for higher tiers
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