Three early customers, three different shapes. The numbers below are from their first six months on Ledgr — measured, not projected.
"Last year my bookkeeper missed a VAT return by a week and I paid a fine bigger than his monthly fee. Now I open Ledgr on a Sunday and I'm done in twenty minutes."
Sami Khoury · founder, Half Moon Strategy FZE
"We were paying AED 6,200 a month and still doing payroll ourselves. Ledgr replaced two tools and a part-time finance hire — and the e-invoicing was ready months before our suppliers were."
Ghada Al-Masri · co-founder, Yasamin Hospitality
"We run four entities on three banks. Consolidation used to take ten days a month. Ledgr sits on top of our Xero and just gives us the answer."
Saif Al Awadhi · Group CFO, Al Awadhi Industrial
A 14-person hospitality group, three brands, two emirates. The numbers below cover Nov 2025 – Apr 2026.
"The agents catch things I never would have. They flagged a duplicate supplier invoice for AED 38,000 within an hour of it hitting our inbox."
Before Ledgr, Yasamin paid an outsourced firm AED 6,200 a month for books and VAT, while still running WPS payroll in-house through a spreadsheet template. Reconciliation lagged five to eight days behind the bank. Quarterly VAT returns took two weeks to produce and arrived with surprises.
Today the entire finance function — three brands, fourteen employees, two banks — runs on Ledgr Growth, with a dedicated chartered accountant on WhatsApp.
Measured Nov 2025 – Apr 2026 vs. the same months a year prior. Methodology shared on request.
23 paying customers across nine industries and four emirates. Founder-led where possible, accountant-led where it makes sense.
The cohort is capped at eighty entities and roughly two-thirds full. Two minutes to apply, one working day for us to respond.