Included in every Cashflowy plan
What a bookkeeper is
A person who knows your books.
How it works
Four things your bookkeeper does every month.
Your bookkeeper works in the background. Here is what that looks like in practice.
Monthly book review
Your bookkeeper reviews all transactions from the previous month, reconciles accounts, and confirms your books are clean before you ever see them.
Categorisation corrections
AI categorisation is accurate but not perfect. Your bookkeeper catches and corrects anything mis-tagged before it compounds into a bigger problem.
24-hour response
Got a question between reviews? Message your bookkeeper directly. Response within 24 hours, typically the same business day. Unlimited questions, no hourly billing.
Clean records for your CPA
At year-end, your books are ready to hand to a CPA. No catch-up work. No scramble. Everything categorised and reconciled.
Why a human bookkeeper
Most service providers are stuck with the wrong setup.
No bookkeeper at all
DIY on spreadsheets.
Fall behind. Panic at tax time. Never quite sure if the numbers are right.
A bookkeeper at $300 to $500 a month.
Replies in days. Feels like a black box.
Monthly report you barely read. Hourly billing if you ask a question.
QuickBooks alone.
Built for accountants, not you.
Complex setup. Confusing interface. You still need someone to explain the numbers.
A person who knows your books. Replies fast. $39/month.
Unlimited questions, no hourly billing
Books clean monthly
Clara AI included
Honest about the limits
What your bookkeeper doesn't do.
Your bookkeeper keeps your records clean and your books ready. Some things sit outside that scope.
Provide legal or entity structure advice. That is outside bookkeeping scope.
Handle payroll. Cashflowy is built for solopreneurs with no employees.
"It's almost too good to be true. I kept waiting for the catch — the add-on, the upgrade tier, the real price. There isn't one. My bookkeeper responds faster than my old $400/month one did."
Alejandra L.
Business coach. Cashflowy customer.
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