For the shoebox of receipts
Reconciled every month, with a note on top in plain language: what came in, what went out, what to watch. Tax season stops being a season.
Free to try — no card, no call
The books aren’t for the IRS. They’re for you — the IRS just gets a copy.
Numbers you don’t look at can’t help you. The point of clean books isn’t compliance — it’s the Tuesday you check whether you can afford the new hire, the equipment, the month off, and get an answer instead of a feeling.
The bookkeeping itself runs through our vendor bench — real professionals, not us winging it in a spreadsheet. What we add is the layer you actually read: a monthly note in plain language, and a flag when something moves that shouldn’t.
Vendor work is priced before you say yes — you see the number first, always. The plain-language layer on top is a monthly Update (2 credits), which sits inside Walk's eight with room for the rest of the month.
Everything else gets sized in credits: a quick fix is 1, an update 2, a new piece 5, a build 12. You always see the size before anything starts.
Run out mid-month? Credits are $39 each as a member ($49 without) — always asked, never surprise-billed. One credit is about an hour of expert work, and credits expire at the end of the month. Embedded and Partner start at $3,999 a month when you need capacity rather than credits. Every plan cancels in one email.
So is half of everyone. Catch-up is a one-time, priced-first project; then the monthly rhythm keeps it from ever piling up again.
No — clean monthly books make your accountant faster and cheaper at tax time. If you don’t have one, we’ll introduce you; introductions are free.
Access is granted by you, scoped to what the work needs, and revocable any time. No access, no work — same rule as everything else here.
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