OneBookPlus vs Mira
CRM for tradies, without the per-staff bill

Both are Australian-built CRMs for trade and service businesses, and they overlap a lot: client management, scheduling, quotes, invoices and on-site forms. The core difference is scope and pricing model. Mira is a CRM and job manager that syncs its books out to Xero, QuickBooks or MYOB for accounting, and it bills $60/month + GST for every staff account. OneBookPlus keeps the same CRM-and-jobs foundation but builds accounting in natively, GST tracking and BAS-ready reports, and starts at $0/month on a permanent free plan rather than per-staff.

Mira is $60/month + GST per user account, with each additional staff member adding another $60/month + GST, plus 10c per SMS (mira.au/pricing, read 1 September 2026). A three-person crew is therefore around $180/month + GST on Mira before any accounting software. For most trades you would still run Xero or MYOB on top of Mira for BAS and reconciliation. OneBookPlus starts free, then $0 / $29 / $49 / $69 per month with the accounting bundled in, no per-staff multiplier below each plan's login cap (1 / 3 / 5 / 10 by tier) and no separate Xero bill.

Not natively. Mira handles invoicing and payments, but for accounts, GST reconciliation and BAS it integrates with Xero, QuickBooks or MYOB, so you end up running two systems and reconciling between them. OneBookPlus produces BAS-ready GST figures (G1, 1A, 1B) and a profit-and-loss statement inside the same subscription, with no export step. Payroll is a separate add-on at $29/month with a 14 day trial: it covers rosters, timesheets, pay runs, PAYG withholding, super, penalty rates, payslips and an ABA bank file. It does not lodge Single Touch Payroll pay events to the ATO, so you still report each pay run through STP-enabled software.

Yes, particularly if you want one platform instead of a CRM plus a separate accounting subscription, or if per-staff pricing gets expensive as your crew grows. OneBookPlus covers the same CRM, scheduling, quoting and invoicing Mira is used for, and adds native accounting, a customer-facing online booking page, email marketing and AI automations. If you are a solo operator who already loves Mira's pest-control-and-inspection forms and you are happy paying for Xero separately, Mira may still suit you.

For the day-to-day job: yes. OneBookPlus handles client records, appointment scheduling, quotes, GST invoicing, on-site forms and card payments, the work most tradies do in Mira. You also gain native accounting and BAS, a public booking page, a customer portal and marketing tools that Mira does not include, and you stop paying per staff seat.

Yes. Mira is Australian-owned and built by ex-pest-control operators for local trade and inspection businesses. OneBookPlus is also Australian-built, hosted in AWS Sydney (ap-southeast-2), with GST, ABN validation and BAS designed for Australian tax rules from the ground up.

A BAS (Business Activity Statement) is the form Australian businesses lodge with the ATO to report GST collected on sales, GST paid on purchases, and the net amount owed or refunded. OneBookPlus generates BAS-ready GST figures automatically from your invoices and expenses, so you can lodge or hand them to your accountant without a separate accounting subscription. Mira has no native BAS reporting, that runs through Xero or MYOB on top of your Mira plan. This is general information, not tax advice, check your own position with your accountant.

Not today. Mira lists iOS, Android and web (mira.au). OneBookPlus has a native iOS app; on Android your crew uses the web app in a browser, which covers jobs, scheduling, on-site forms, quoting and invoicing but is not a native install. If your crew is mostly on Android phones and a native app is a hard requirement, that is a genuine point in Mira's favour and worth weighing before you switch.

They were read off mira.au/pricing on 1 September 2026: a free trial at $0 for up to 15 clients with no card, then $60/month + GST per user account, another $60/month + GST for each additional staff account, and SMS billed at 10c each. Pricing can change, so treat Mira's own pricing page (linked throughout this comparison) as the source of truth. OneBookPlus pricing is $0 (Free), $29 (Starter), $49 (Plus) or $69 (Growth) per month, and the current numbers are listed on the OneBookPlus pricing page, linked from the top of this comparison.