Pricing
Straightforward, honest pricing
Monthly bookkeeping plans built around the size and complexity of your business.
Monthly bookkeeping plans start at the prices shown. Final pricing is based on transaction volume, number of bank and credit card accounts, bookkeeping complexity, and scope of services.
Essential
Starting at $300/month
Simple, accurate bookkeeping every month
- Monthly bank and credit card reconciliation
- Transaction categorization and review
- Monthly financial statements
- Basic chart of accounts maintenance
- Ongoing bookkeeping support
Best for: Straightforward, lower-volume small businesses with simpler bookkeeping needs
Start with EssentialMost popular
Professional
Starting at $450/month
Clear numbers that support growth
- Everything included in Essential
- Support for additional accounts and increased transaction volume
- Additional bookkeeping tracking as required by the agreed scope
- Quarterly bookkeeping/performance summary
- Priority bookkeeping support
Best for: Growing small businesses with higher transaction volume, multiple financial accounts, or additional bookkeeping needs
Start with ProfessionalPremium
Starting at $650/month
Additional attention for more complex books
- Everything included in Professional
- Support for more complex bookkeeping needs
- Additional reconciliations when included in scope
- Customized financial reporting when appropriate
- Additional bookkeeping tracking when required
- Organized financial records for your CPA or tax professional
Best for: Higher-volume or more complex small businesses requiring additional bookkeeping attention
Start with PremiumMonthly bookkeeping plans start at the prices shown. Final pricing is based on transaction volume, number of bank and credit card accounts, bookkeeping complexity, and scope of services.
Cleanup & Catch-Up Bookkeeping
Custom Quote
Cleanup and catch-up projects are individually quoted following a review of your books. Pricing depends on the number of months or years requiring cleanup, transaction volume, number of accounts, condition of the books, reconciliation work required, and overall complexity.