Books that arealready current.

Not reconstructed at month end. Kept current every week, so the answer is always ready when you need it.

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Bookkeeping packages

Flat monthly pricing, no hourly billing, and no surprise invoice because a month ran long. Cancel any time.

Essential
$450 / month

For an owner-run business with straightforward books that simply need to be right and on time.

  • Up to 2 bank or card accounts
  • Up to 100 transactions a month
  • Live bank feeds, coded weekly
  • Profit & loss and balance sheet each month
  • Owner draw tracked separately from expenses
  • Year-end file prepared for your CPA
  • Email support, answered within one business day
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Most popular Growth
$850 / month

For a business with payroll, real receivables, and enough moving parts that someone needs to be watching.

  • Up to 4 bank or card accounts
  • Up to 300 transactions a month
  • Everything in Essential
  • Accounts receivable and payable tracking
  • Payroll transactions reconciled and mapped
  • Monthly cash flow summary
  • Monthly review call to walk the numbers
  • Priority email, answered same business day
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Elite
$1,400 / month

For higher volume, multiple locations or jobs, or a business where the month simply cannot be allowed to slip.

  • Up to 6 bank or card accounts
  • Up to 600 transactions a month
  • Everything in Growth
  • Job costing or per-location profit & loss
  • KPI dashboard updated with every close
  • Revenue and margin broken out by service line
  • Quarterly planning session
  • Direct coordination with your CPA at year end
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Transaction and account limits are guides, not traps. An occasional busy month is fine. If your volume has genuinely moved up we will tell you and talk about it rather than quietly invoicing more. Behind on your books? Catch-up bookkeeping is quoted separately as a fixed one-time amount, and is paid before any work begins.

Catch-up bookkeeping

Behind on your books? We start by catching you up.

Months of uncoded transactions, accounts that were never reconciled, personal and business spending mixed together. It is common and it is fixable. We bring your books current in one fixed-price project, then keep them that way.

  • Every transaction categorized, back to the date you choose
  • Every bank and card account reconciled to the statement
  • Personal and business spending separated
  • QuickBooks Online set up or migrated if you are not on it yet
  • A short findings summary — duplicate charges, forgotten subscriptions, revenue landing in the wrong account — anything we find along the way
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  1. 01

    We look at the statements first

    Nothing is priced sight unseen. We review your bank and card statements so the quote reflects the real state of the books.

  2. 02

    You get one fixed number

    Based on how many months are behind and how many accounts are involved. No hourly billing and no open-ended invoice.

  3. 03

    We rebuild and reconcile

    Most catch-ups take two to four weeks. Anything we cannot identify comes back to you as one short numbered list, not a stream of emails.

  4. 04

    Weekly bookkeeping takes over

    Once you are current, your monthly package starts and the books are kept current every week, so you never fall behind again.

The difference

Month end is too late to find out.

If your books are assembled after the month closes, every decision you made during that month was made blind. Weekly books mean a restaurant sees food cost jump while there is still time to fix portions, and a contractor sees a job running over budget while the job is still running.

The usual way

Reconstructed monthly

  • Transactions pile up untouched for weeks
  • Questions arrive in a batch, about things you did a month ago
  • Reports land mid-way through the following month
  • You find out January was tight in February
  • Surprises surface at year end, when nothing can be done
How we run it

Kept current weekly

  • Feeds pull daily, coded within the week
  • Questions come while you still remember the purchase
  • Your numbers are current whenever you ask
  • Something odd gets flagged in days, not months
  • Month end is a reconciliation, not an excavation

Our Approach

Step one

Set up the engine

We connect every account and card to live bank feeds, then build a rule set around how your business actually spends — usually thirty to fifty rules in the first month. That is the work that makes everything after it fast. Any historical clean-up is quoted as a fixed number before we start.

Step two

Every week, not every month

Transactions arrive daily and get coded weekly. Anything genuinely ambiguous comes back to you as a short numbered list — date, amount, merchant — not a thread of one-off emails. Most weeks that list is empty.

Step three

A close that means something

Every account reconciled to the statement, then the period is locked so nobody can quietly change it afterwards. You get your reports and a short note on anything worth your attention.

FAQ

If something is not covered here, ask on the call. We would rather over-explain than have you find out later.

Why LedgePoint

You find out about a problem the week it happens, not a month after it has cost you. A double-charged vendor, a subscription nobody uses, food cost creeping up, or a job running over budget gets flagged while there is still time to act. Questions also come to you while you still remember the purchase, so fewer transactions end up guessed at or dumped into miscellaneous.

Most low-cost services enter your transactions and send a report weeks after the month ends. We keep your books current every week, tell you what the numbers mean, and are based locally in the Tri-Valley. If you need a real conversation about your numbers, you can sit down with the person who keeps your books rather than opening a support ticket.

Every close comes with a short note on what changed and anything worth your attention, written in plain language. On Growth and Elite we walk through the numbers with you on a call. The point is not a report you file away but knowing where your money is going.

Yes. We are based in the Tri-Valley and work with businesses across the Bay Area. Onboarding and the conversations that matter can happen at your location; the weekly work itself runs securely in QuickBooks Online, so it never needs your time.

Getting started

Usually within a week of the first call. Set-up takes a few days once we have access, and your first close lands at the end of the following month. If there is significant clean-up, add two to four weeks before the monthly rhythm starts.

Read-only access to your accounts, your most recent statements, and an hour of your time to explain how the business actually works. After onboarding, expect a short list of questions each month and very little else.

It is common and it is fixable. Clean-up is priced by the number of months behind and how tangled the accounts are. You will get a fixed number after we have seen your statements, before any work starts — not an open-ended hourly arrangement.

Yes. We work exclusively in QuickBooks Online because bank feeds, rules and reconciliation tools make the work reliable and repeatable. Migration from Xero, Wave, spreadsheets or a shoebox is handled as part of onboarding.

Pricing and packages

Count your accounts and roughly how many transactions run through them each month. Most owner-run businesses land in Essential or Growth. If you are unsure, the first call will settle it, and we would rather put you in the smaller package and move you up than the reverse.

An occasional busy month is not a problem and we will not invoice you for it. If your volume has genuinely moved up, we will tell you and discuss moving packages. You will never receive an unexpected bill.

No set-up fee for the ongoing engagement. Historical clean-up, if you need it, is quoted separately as a one-time amount before we begin.

No. Monthly, cancel any time with 30 days notice. If you leave, your QuickBooks file is yours and we will hand over everything needed to move on cleanly.

Scope and limits

No. We are not a CPA firm and we do not prepare or file returns, represent you before any taxing authority, or give tax advice. We keep the books your CPA works from and tell you plainly when something belongs with them.

We do not process payroll. We reconcile and map payroll transactions from whichever provider you use, so the numbers land correctly in your books.

Yes, and it usually makes their job cheaper. Clean, reconciled books mean less time spent on clean-up at year end. We will coordinate with them directly if you would like us to.

Bookkeeping tells you what happened. Fractional CFO adds the forward view — a rolling cash forecast, tax reserve planning, and a monthly call about decisions. They are separate engagements and can run together or on their own.

Working together

Roughly thirty minutes a month for Essential, about an hour for Growth given the review call. The whole point is that you spend less time on this, not more.

Access is read-only wherever possible, credentials are never shared over email, and everything lives inside QuickBooks Online rather than on a laptop. We only request the access a task genuinely needs.

It is a conversation, not a project. The books are already ours and already clean, so the forward-looking work can start the following month.

Let’s look at your numbers.

We turn financial chaos into clear, actionable insight—so you can make smarter decisions, grow with confidence, and spend less time worrying about your numbers.

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