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Let’s figure out what kind of accounting support belongs at your table.

Kash the Bookkeeper works with established six- and seven-figure business owners who want more than someone processing transactions in the background. This is concierge accounting: thoughtful, customized support, direct access and the kind of white-glove service that comes from actually knowing your business.

No two companies operate exactly alike, so I don't believe their accounting should either.

Accountant: Someone who does precision guesswork based on unreliable data provided by those of questionable knowledge. See also wizard, magician.

Not sure what you need?

Perfect. That's literally why I made the quiz.

Tell me what's happening, what you're trying to accomplish and where you need support. We'll figure out which level of Kash makes sense — even if the answer is simply a half hour of Accounting Therapy.

Find My Level of Kash Support

Before we begin

Sometimes, we need to fix some shit first.

Bookkeeping Cleanup. QuickBooks Online training. A defined accounting project. A system that needs rebuilding before anything else makes sense.

We'll handle what needs handling first.

Choose what fits now

Pick your level of Kash.

Click a level for a quick look at the support behind it.

Manage your money better: maximizing financial trackers.

Sometimes you just need to talk to an accountant.

One-on-one time built around your questions. Bring the report you don't understand, the decision you're trying to make or the advice that somehow produced four different answers.

$99for 30 minutes

Built around the business

Why custom pricing?

Because concierge service isn't supposed to be one-size-fits-all.

Your price reflects the complexity of your business, the level of support you need and the amount of Kash you want at your table. You're paying for more than reconciliations and reports. You're paying for direct access, customization, automation, proactive attention and an accountant who knows enough about your business to notice when something doesn't look right.

The goal isn't to squeeze your company into a package.

It's to build the accounting relationship your company actually needs.