Fathom Pricing Overview

Fathom does not offer a permanent free plan, but it does provide a free trial that lets users to test the product before committing to a paid plan. Trial availability and duration may vary, so users should review the seller's official pricing page for the most current details.

According to G2 data, Fathom pricing in 2026 starts at $59.00 and can reach $805.00 depending on the selected plan. Pricing may vary based on billing terms or usage, so users should review the Fathom Applications's official pricing page for the most current details.

Fathom's pricing is best suited for accounting firms and outsourced CFOs managing multiple client entities, as confirmed by the majority of G2 reviewers identifying as small-business accountants and financial advisors. The Starter tier fits solo practitioners or businesses needing single-entity reporting. Silver and Gold tiers align with small-to-mid-sized accounting practices managing 10 to 25 clients. The Platinum tier suits larger practices or group CFOs overseeing 50 entities, a use case frequently cited by G2 mid-market reviewers in accounting, financial services, and hospitality. Enterprise pricing targets firms with 100-plus companies. Non-profits, retail franchises, and construction firms also appear among G2 reviewers finding strong value in Fathom's reporting and forecasting capabilities.

Fathom does not offer a permanent free tier, but G2's pricing data for Fathom confirms a free trial is available for evaluation. Fathom's paid plans start at $53.00 per month for a single company and scale through Silver ($280.00 for 10 companies), Gold ($400.00 for 25 companies), and Platinum ($720.00 for 50 companies), with an Enterprise tier for 100-plus companies requiring a custom quote. All Fathom paid tiers include unlimited users, the full feature set, and multi-channel support. The primary differentiator across Fathom's pricing tiers is the number of companies included, not feature access, making upgrades volume-driven rather than capability-driven.

G2 reviewers of Fathom's pricing are largely positive, with the platform averaging 4.5 out of 5 stars. Multiple reviewers explicitly praise the pricing as reasonable relative to alternatives, with one mid-market accountant noting Fathom costs a fraction of comparable ERP consolidation tools. One reviewer switched from CastAway to Fathom at significantly lower cost. However, a few G2 users flag Fathom's licensing fees as steep when scaling across large client portfolios, and one reviewer notes pricing feels expensive for a software investment. The consensus across G2 reviews is that time savings in reporting, forecasting, and consolidation justify the cost for most accounting and advisory firms.