Answer 5 quick questions and get a fixed price and delivery date on screen — right now, no sales call. Then it's handled by your accountant.
For months, it's been "next week."There was always something more urgent. There always will be.
Now someone's asked for your accounts.The bank. Your tax adviser. An investor. A partner. And you don't have them.
And every week it gets worse.More transactions to untangle. A deadline getting closer. A bigger bill the longer you wait.
Five questions. A fixed price. A call. Backlog gone in 3–5 business days — and it never builds up again.
Get my price and delivery dateA tight process, modern tools, and an accountant who reviews and signs off on everything.
Answer 5 quick questions. Your fixed price and delivery date appear on screen — no payment until after your onboarding call.
Ten minutes. We confirm the price in writing and connect your accounts together, live on the call. It's usually pretty simple.
The moment we have everything we need, the clock starts and we commit to a specific completion date.
Business days, depending on size. Backlog cleared, books clean — and they never build up again.
You run your business on modern tools — Stripe, Ramp, Mercury. Your accounting should work the same way: books kept current in real time, while your accountant does the judgement.
Once you're caught up: one simple monthly fee — bookkeeping plus every license, all in. No hourly billing, no add-ons, no surprises — the price in your proposal is the price, confirmed in writing before you pay anything.
Edward — a Scottish Chartered Accountant (the equivalent of a US CPA).
"I really wondered why core accounting had to be so slow and painful. That's what we set out to fix."
Every catch-up is reviewed and signed off before you see it. You deal with a person, not a portal — call or text me 24/7.
Yes, with a straight definition: 3 business days for smaller backlogs, 5 for larger — counted from the moment your accounts are connected and your complete statements are in, not from signup. If we're waiting on something from you, the clock pauses until it arrives. Instant quotes cover backlogs up to 6 months and under ~150 transactions a month; bigger or more complex books get a specific quote and their own timeline from a human, in writing — before you pay anything.
Bank connections are read-only and encrypted, and you can revoke access at any time. Your books belong to you.
A named accountant owns your books. Modern software handles the mechanical work — importing, categorising, matching — and your accountant reviews every month and signs off before you see anything. You'll know their name from day one.
The price is confirmed in writing on your onboarding call, before you pay anything. If your books are messier than your answers suggested, you hear the real number on that call — never after.
Not a penny until after your onboarding call. Get the price, book the call, decide there.
Questions first? Call or text 24/7: +1 269-292-5610 · 433 Broadway, NY