Who this is for
Small businesses in Gilbert and across the Phoenix Valley, plus businesses in other states that work with us remotely. Foundation is built for new businesses under one year old.
Bookkeeping packages compared
| Package | Price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Foundation | $175/mo | New business, under 1 year; Up to 2 bank/credit accounts; Max 25 transactions/mo |
| Essential | $275/mo | Up to 2 accounts; Max 50 transactions/mo; Includes sales tax filing |
| Growth | $375/mo | Up to 3 accounts; Max 75 transactions/mo; Monthly reports + sales tax filing |
| Complete | $500/mo | Up to 4 accounts; Max 100 transactions/mo; Monthly financials, sales tax, payroll |
| Executive | $750/mo | 5–7 accounts; Max 200 transactions/mo; Financials, sales tax filings, payroll |
Catch-up and cleanup, if you are behind
What to bring to your first call
- A list of your business bank and credit card accounts
- A rough count of monthly transactions
- The accounting software you use today, if any (we work with QuickBooks)
- Any months you are behind on, so we can scope catch-up and cleanup
How it works
- Book a free consultation to map your accounts and volume to the right package
- Onboarding call to connect your bank feeds and QuickBooks
- Monthly categorization and reconciliation, with reports on the higher tiers
- A direct line to your bookkeeper for questions at any time
Common questions
How much does bookkeeping cost for a small business?
Monthly bookkeeping runs $175 to $750 per month depending on the package: Foundation $175, Essential $275, Growth $375, Complete $500, and Executive $750.
What if my books are behind?
Business Financial Cleanup & Catch-Up is priced per month of cleanup needed: Reset $200, Restore $300, or Rebuild $500, depending on how many accounts and transactions are involved.
Which bookkeeping package is right for me?
It depends on how many bank and credit card accounts you have and how many transactions you process each month. Growth is our most popular package. A free consultation confirms the right fit before you commit.
What is the difference between bookkeeping and tax preparation?
Bookkeeping keeps your day-to-day records accurate throughout the year. Tax preparation uses those records to file your return. Right Choice does both, and clean books make the return faster and more reliable.