Tofu (gotofu.com) is a newer AI bookkeeping automation tool built for accounting firms, with flat per-tier pricing and unlimited users on every plan. Like most global tools in this space, the friction point for Malaysian firms is currency: Tofu bills in USD only, with no MYR option, and its higher tiers get expensive quickly for firms with a larger client base.
Tofu (gotofu.com) is an AI-driven bookkeeping automation platform aimed at accounting firms and bookkeepers, built around line-item extraction from invoices and bank statements. It runs an active content strategy, including its own comparison pages against competitors such as Dext and HubDoc.
Tofu's own marketing and blog content leans toward global and ecommerce-style bookkeeping: multi-currency invoices, complex line-item extraction across 200+ languages, and comparisons against tools like Botkeeper and HubDoc rather than anything Malaysia-specific. That's a reasonable focus if your firm's clients are online sellers or businesses with international suppliers. It's a weaker fit if most of your book is local SMEs whose main paperwork is a Maybank or CIMB statement and a stack of receipts from the client's WhatsApp group.
Tofu's headline strength is reading complex invoices line by line: quantity, unit price, account code and tax treatment, across invoices with 50 or more lines. That's genuinely useful for firms drowning in itemised supplier invoices. It's a different problem from what most Malaysian bookkeeping actually looks like month to month, which is a bank statement of 50 to 400 transactions that need to be matched against receipts and reconciled to a running balance. Krani is built around that second problem specifically: it reads the statement layout of each major Malaysian bank, checks the extracted running balance against the one printed on the statement, and matches each line to a receipt or invoice before posting.
Nothing about Krani requires ripping anything out first. Krani sits alongside whichever accounting software your firm already uses, AutoCount, SQL Account, Bukku, Xero or QuickBooks, and reads the same receipts and bank statements you'd otherwise upload to Tofu. There's no migration of historical Tofu data to plan for, because Krani doesn't need to import anything from Tofu to start: you just begin sending new documents through Krani instead, at your own pace, and compare the output against what you're used to before deciding whether to fully switch over.
Prices below are in USD, based on Tofu's published rates as of September 2026, and are subject to change. See Tofu's official page for current rates: Tofu pricing
| Plan | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Pro | $79/mo | Firms under 20 clients, ~800 extractions/mo |
| Business | $199/mo | Firms with 20–50 clients, ~2,500 extractions/mo |
Krani is built specifically for Malaysian accounting firms and reads the statement formats of major Malaysian banks out of the box. Plans start at RM 200/month (billed annually) and scale with document credits, not per-client fees. See the full breakdown on the pricing page.
| Tofu | Krani | |
|---|---|---|
| Currency | USD only | Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) |
| Pricing model | Flat per-firm tiers, capped by client count (under 20, or 20–50) | Credit-based, no client-count cap |
| Malaysian bank formats | Not a stated focus area | Maybank, CIMB, Public Bank, RHB, Hong Leong Bank, AmBank and more |
| AutoCount / SQL Account | Not mentioned in Tofu's own materials | Direct integration or flat-file import to AutoCount and SQL Account |
| WhatsApp receipt capture | Not supported | Included, no credits used |
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Also comparing options? Read our Dext review, or see how Krani integrates with your existing accounting software.
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