MakeLeaps

MakeLeaps is a accounting & payroll product run by MakeLeaps, Inc. (a Ricoh Company) out of Tokyo, Japan. The product launched in 2010 (acquired by Ricoh in 2018) and is wholly owned subsidiary of Ricoh Company, Ltd (TSE: 7752). The current reference price point is MakeLeaps Personal at ¥500/month; Business at ¥800/user/month. Subger tracks MakeLeaps so subscribers can compare tiers, anchor pricing and renewal terms against the rest of the accounting & payroll category from one place.

Quick facts — Operator: MakeLeaps, Inc. (a Ricoh Company) · HQ: Tokyo, Japan · Launched: 2010 (acquired by Ricoh in 2018) · Ownership: wholly owned subsidiary of Ricoh Company, Ltd (TSE: 7752) · 2026 anchor: MakeLeaps Personal at ¥500/month; Business at ¥800/user/month.

What is MakeLeaps?

At a high level, MakeLeaps is the accounting & payroll offering from MakeLeaps, Inc. (a Ricoh Company). Subscribers buy or open the product directly via the operator's website, mobile apps and (where applicable) partner channels. This page is the Subger reference: tier comparison, cancellation path, current deals, promo codes and a true-price tracker covering the intro-vs-renewal gap.

Who operates MakeLeaps

The legal operator behind MakeLeaps is MakeLeaps, Inc. (a Ricoh Company), based in Tokyo, Japan since 2010 (acquired by Ricoh in 2018). Ownership and listing: wholly owned subsidiary of Ricoh Company, Ltd (TSE: 7752). This matters for two reasons:

1. Billing counter-party — invoices, refunds and consumer-protection complaints run against this entity under Tokyo, Japan-jurisdiction consumer law.
2. Roadmap credibility — the operator's most recent product moves give a sense of how aggressive the 2025-2026 product investment is across the accounting & payroll segment.

Why choose MakeLeaps

Category positioning

A Japanese cloud invoicing and document-management SaaS for freelancers and SMEs, with bilingual Japanese / English UI and 適格請求書 (qualified invoice / inbound tax) compliance.

Plan structure

The tier ladder is set out in the pricing table below. Headline reference: MakeLeaps Personal at ¥500/month; Business at ¥800/user/month. Promotional first-period anchors are common in the accounting & payroll segment; renewal step-ups are the most frequent unexpected charge — Subger's true-price tracker for MakeLeaps reconciles the advertised price with the actual all-in renewal.

2025-2026 differentiator

2024-2026 product roadmap focuses on Japanese e-invoice (Peppol / 適格請求書) compliance and tighter integration with Ricoh DX bundles.

MakeLeaps features that matter in 2026

Highlights of the current feature set:

• Double-entry general ledger — audit-ready chart of accounts with country-specific templates
• Invoicing and quotes — customisable templates with PDF and email delivery
• Bank feed import — automatic transaction sync from connected business bank accounts
• VAT / GST returns — country-specific tax reports and digital filing
• Payroll module — salary runs, payslips and statutory contributions in supported countries
• Multi-user access — role-based access for accountants, bookkeepers and business owners

The most material change for 2026 buyers is the operator's continued investment described in the differentiator section above.

MakeLeaps pricing in 2026

The anchor reference for 2026 is MakeLeaps Personal at ¥500/month; Business at ¥800/user/month. The full tier comparison:

Subger pairs the public price with the actual all-in cost (taxes, FX and promotional first-period anchors):

MakeLeaps apps and platform support

Native iOS / Android coverage, account-portal feature parity and integration breadth all vary by tier — confirm specifics on the operator's product page before committing to an annual plan.

Tax-authority and e-invoice compliance

Beyond the feature list, three points are worth knowing about how MakeLeaps sits in the accounting & payroll category. First, the operator (MakeLeaps, Inc. (a Ricoh Company)) is the legal counter-party — billing disputes and consumer-protection claims run through Tokyo, Japan-jurisdiction rules. Second, the headline price (MakeLeaps Personal at ¥500/month; Business at ¥800/user/month) is the published anchor — promotional first-period anchors and renewal step-ups are the more common surprise. Third, the accounting & payroll segment in 2025-2026 has seen consolidation and feature-pack expansion across the board; the operator's specific roadmap matters more than the size of the company.

Who MakeLeaps fits

• Mainstream accounting & payroll subscriber — wants a credible operator, a clear tier ladder and local-currency billing
• 2026 buyer evaluating differentiators — wants to weigh the operator's recent product moves before committing
• Price-sensitive subscriber — plans to track anchors and renewals via Subger's true-price tracker
• Cancel-ready subscriber — wants a documented cancellation route (cancel guide)

Frequently asked questions about MakeLeaps

What is MakeLeaps and who operates it?

MakeLeaps is run by MakeLeaps, Inc. (a Ricoh Company), headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. The product is positioned in the accounting & payroll category and competes within the segment described above.

How much does MakeLeaps cost in 2026?

Reference pricing is summarised in the tier table above. MakeLeaps's anchor reference point in 2026 is MakeLeaps Personal at ¥500/month; Business at ¥800/user/month. Local taxes, FX and promotional first-period anchors can move the final amount — confirm live pricing on the operator's site before committing.

Is there a free or trial option for MakeLeaps?

Free and trial availability depends on the tier. Lower-tier or onboarding options are commonly available; check the live pricing page on the operator's site for current trial windows and any introductory discounts.

Where is MakeLeaps available?

Availability follows MakeLeaps, Inc. (a Ricoh Company)'s licensing and operational footprint, with the primary market being Tokyo, Japan and adjacent regions listed on the operator's signup page. Use a payment method and account address registered in a supported country.

What sets MakeLeaps apart in 2026?

2024-2026 product roadmap focuses on Japanese e-invoice (Peppol / 適格請求書) compliance and tighter integration with Ricoh DX bundles.

Which devices and platforms does MakeLeaps support?

Platform coverage is summarised in the apps section above. Mobile and web surfaces are the recommended way to use the service in most markets; legacy clients may be deprecated as the operator releases updates.

How do I cancel MakeLeaps?

Cancel through the account settings on the surface where the subscription was purchased — the operator's website for direct sign-ups, the App Store or Google Play for in-app purchases, or the partner billing portal for bundled accounts. Subger's cancellation guide walks through each route.

Does MakeLeaps offer family, multi-pet or multi-user plans?

Multi-account, multi-pet or multi-user structures vary by tier. Higher tiers commonly add bundled discounts or seat support; entry tiers may restrict additional accounts. Confirm the per-tier limits on the live pricing page.

Is MakeLeaps worth it compared with category alternatives?

Value depends on three factors: how closely the feature set matches your usage, the regional price after taxes and FX (Subger's true-price tracker reconciles the headline price with the actual all-in renewal cost), and the credibility of the 2025-2026 product roadmap.

How can I track price changes for MakeLeaps?

Use Subger's true-price tracker for MakeLeaps for renewal anchor history, paired with the MakeLeaps deals page for current discounts and the MakeLeaps promo codes page for stackable codes at signup.

Get started with MakeLeaps

Confirm regional pricing on the operator's site, pick the tier matching your usage, and check the deals page and promo codes for active discounts. After signup, track renewals with the true-price tracker and bookmark the cancellation guide.

Related Subger guides

• How to cancel MakeLeaps — step-by-step cancellation walkthrough
• MakeLeaps deals — current promotional offers
• MakeLeaps promo codes — active discount codes
• MakeLeaps true-price tracker — intro-vs-renewal math
• Accounting & Payroll hub — Subger's accounting & payroll category page