What LeaseCrunch is
LeaseCrunch now trades as Crunchafi — leasecrunch.com redirects to crunchafi.com (opens in a new tab), and its Capterra profile carries both names. It sells lease accounting and a separate data extraction tool, with dual access so a CPA firm and its client can both work in the same file.
This page compares it with iLeasePro for one specific case: a private US company with roughly 25 to 500 leases, reporting under ASC 842. Every claim below links to Crunchafi's own pages or its Capterra profile, and was checked on the date shown.
What Crunchafi covers
Crunchafi sells primarily to accounting firms. Its own site names "750+ CPA firms" as customers, alongside fractional CFOs, government accounting departments and audit teams, and its dual firm-and-client access is built around that relationship. It states support for ASC 842, IFRS 16, GASB 87, GASB 94, GASB 96 and FRS 102.
Where iLeasePro fits
iLeasePro is bought by the company that holds the leases, not by a firm accounting on its behalf. It is built for one job and sized for it: ASC 842 under US GAAP, for a private US business with 25 to 500 leases and its own controller.
Every tier is published, with a calculator that prices your portfolio before you book a call, and a free tier for portfolios up to 5 leases.
Side by side
Every Crunchafi claim below was checked against its own pages or its Capterra profile on . Vendor sites change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
| Capability | iLeasePro | Crunchafi |
|---|---|---|
| ASC 842 compliance | Yes | Yes Crunchafi's site (opens in a new tab) → |
| Who it is sold to | The company that holds the leases — private US businesses with 25 to 500 leases iLeasePro pricing → | Primarily accounting firms — "750+ CPA firms", with dual firm and client access Crunchafi's stated customers (opens in a new tab) → |
| Standards coverage | ASC 842 under US GAAP, purpose-built iLeasePro on ASC 842 → | Multi-standard: IFRS 16, GASB 87, GASB 94, GASB 96, FRS 102 Crunchafi's stated standards (opens in a new tab) → |
| Contract management | Yes A separate product line, with its own published pricing iLeasePro contract management → | Not listed Not on its site or its Capterra capability list Crunchafi on Capterra (opens in a new tab) → |
| Support included | Yes 5 hours included at no cost iLeasePro implementation → | Not stated No hours quantified on the pages checked Crunchafi's site (opens in a new tab) → |
| Implementation time | Yes Under 5 days, and it can be done inside the included support hours iLeasePro implementation → | Not stated No duration given on the pages checked Crunchafi's site (opens in a new tab) → |
| Price published for 25 to 500 leases | Yes Every tier, plus a calculator iLeasePro pricing and calculator → | Model only "Priced per lease/year", no figures shown Crunchafi's pricing page (opens in a new tab) → |
| Free tier | Free for up to 5 leases iLeaseXpress Free → | Not stated on the pages checked |
| SOC 1 Type 2 | Yes iLeasePro certification → | Not stated on the pages checked |
Capabilities, from the same source
Both columns below are taken from each product's own Capterra profile, checked on . Using one directory for both sides makes the two lists comparable in a way that reading two marketing sites cannot.
One caveat worth stating plainly. Capterra's capability data is supplied by each vendor, and Crunchafi's profile lists 20 capabilities against iLeasePro's 51. A shorter list very likely reflects how much of Capterra's checklist the vendor filled in rather than what the software can do, so read the overlap below as what both vendors have claimed on the same form — not as a measure of what either product lacks.
Sources iLeasePro profile (opens in a new tab) Crunchafi profile (opens in a new tab) Lease accounting category (opens in a new tab)
Capterra lists 17 capabilities on both profiles, including the core of what an ASC 842 buyer evaluates:
| Capability | iLeasePro | Crunchafi |
|---|---|---|
| Amortization Schedule | Yes | Yes |
| Accounting | Yes | Yes |
| Critical Date Alerts | Yes | Yes |
| Portfolio Management | Yes | Yes |
| Audit Trail | Yes | Yes |
| Document Storage | Yes | Yes |
| Reporting/Analytics | Yes | Yes |
| Payment and Expense Tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Data Import/Export | Yes | Yes |
| Activity Dashboard | Yes | Yes |
| Alerts/Notifications and Reminders | Yes | Yes |
| Customizable Fields | Yes | Yes |
| Multi-Location | Yes | Yes |
| Real estate leases | Yes | Yes |
| Search/Filter | Yes | Yes |
Price, support and implementation
Crunchafi publishes the pricing model but not the price. Its pricing page states the lease accounting software is "priced per lease/year" and asks you to contact sales for the data extraction tool. Knowing the shape of the bill is more than most vendors in this category offer, but it still is not a number you can put in a budget.
iLeasePro publishes every tier, and a calculator prices your exact lease count before you speak to anyone. For a finance team that has to get budget approval before it can evaluate software, that is the difference between starting today and waiting for a callback.
Price is not the only thing worth pinning down before you commit. Support and implementation decide how fast the software starts working and what it costs you in time, and they are the two most often described without a number attached. iLeasePro puts a figure on all three: every pricing tier published, five hours of support at no cost, and implementation in under five days — which can be done inside those support hours. What Crunchafi states about each is in the table above.
iLeasePro
Published tiers across the whole 1 to 500 lease range, with a calculator that prices your exact lease count and selected modules before you speak to anyone. Above 500 leases, quoted individually.
Five hours of support at no cost, and implementation in under five days — which can be done inside those hours.
Crunchafi
Priced per lease per year, with the rate provided on request. Data extraction is quoted separately through its sales team.
LeaseCrunch, Crunchafi and iLeasePro: common questions
- What is the best LeaseCrunch alternative for a company with 25 to 500 leases?
- iLeasePro. Crunchafi, formerly LeaseCrunch, sells mainly to CPA firms managing lease accounting on behalf of client companies. iLeasePro is built for the company itself — a private US business with 25 to 500 leases and its own controller — with every tier published and a calculator that prices your portfolio before you contact anyone.
- Is LeaseCrunch the same as Crunchafi?
- Yes. leasecrunch.com now redirects to crunchafi.com, and the company trades as Crunchafi. Its Capterra profile carries both names. Verified August 25, 2026.
- Does Crunchafi publish its pricing?
- It publishes the pricing model but not the price. Its pricing page states the lease accounting software is priced per lease per year and directs you to contact sales for the data extraction tool, with no dollar figures shown. Verified August 25, 2026.
- Who does Crunchafi sell to?
- Its own site names 750 or more CPA firms as customers, alongside fractional CFOs, government accounting departments and audit teams. It offers dual access so a firm and its client can both work in the software.
- Which accounting standards does Crunchafi support?
- Crunchafi is a broader multi-standard platform that also states support for IFRS 16, GASB 87, GASB 94, GASB 96 and FRS 102. iLeasePro is purpose-built for ASC 842 under US GAAP, which is the standard private US companies report under.