Experienced bookkeeping capacity in the amount your business actually needs — a few hours a week up to a substantial ongoing role.
Let's Talk About Your BooksU.S.-based • QuickBooks • Fractional • Works with your CPA
A full-time bookkeeper means salary, payroll taxes, benefits, PTO, recruiting, training, and management. But many small businesses don't have 40 hours of bookkeeping work every week. A fractional bookkeeper lets you buy the capacity you actually need — 5 hours, 10 hours, 20, 30 — and adjust as the business changes.
The right amount of support can change as your business changes. You shouldn't pay someone to fill a chair.
The same full-charge work an in-house bookkeeper would: QuickBooks management, reconciliations, AP/AR, payroll coordination, sales tax, and monthly reporting — plus coordination with your CPA.
For a business that needs professional books but not a full-time salary, fractional support is usually both cheaper and more reliable than a part-time hire you have to recruit, train, and manage. See our pricing approach or tell us about your workload.
Tell us about your business and we'll recommend the right level of remote bookkeeping support.
Let's Talk About Your Books →It means part-time, ongoing bookkeeping support sized to your workload — a set number of hours per week or month — instead of a full-time employee.
We assess your transaction volume and complexity and recommend a starting level. Many businesses begin with a few hours a week and scale from there.
Yes. That flexibility is the point. Add capacity in busy periods and reduce it when the workload eases.
5 hours, 10, 20, 30 — experienced support matched to your workload, with no full-time overhead.
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