Brixx review
A focused web platform for connected forecasts, scenarios, and financial reporting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Brixx is a browser-based financial modeling platform for entrepreneurs, business owners, accountants, finance teams, and advisors. It creates editable forecasts and business plans across revenue, costs, funding, cash flow, profit and loss, and balance sheets. Its three-way statements link core financial views, while scenario analysis helps compare possible outcomes. Forecasts can cover one, three, or ten years, with sharing and report exports included across the listed tiers. Brixx has been available since 2002.
Pricing is structured around three monthly USD plans: Foundations at $25 per month, Professional at $50 per month, and Enterprise at $75 per month. Each listed tier includes all features, so the plan names do not indicate different feature sets. A seven-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan. Annual billing has a 20% discount. The product includes revenue, expenditure, asset, funding, and tax calculations, along with automated reports and dashboards. Excel, PDF, and PNG exports support sharing outputs beyond the platform.
Brixx’s strongest fit is controlled planning that connects assumptions, statements, reporting, and change tracking. Xero integration supports model creation and actuals automation, while viewer or editor permissions support collaboration and revision history logs forecast changes. The trade-off is a narrow platform footprint: web is the only listed platform, Xero is the only listed integration, and an Excel add-in is not included. Businesses that want a browser-based model with connected statements, scenarios, reporting, and forecast governance should consider Brixx. Teams centered on broader accounting integrations or Excel-native modeling should choose an alternative.
Brixx pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Three-way statements connect cash flow, P&L, and balance sheet
- Scenario analysis and actuals reforecasting support ongoing planning
- Permissions, revision history, reports, and Xero automation aid control
- Where it doesn't
- Web access is the only listed platform
- Xero is the only listed integration
- No free plan or Excel add-in is included
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