Books that never stop
Categorization, reconciliation, payroll, and tax projection run every weekday — not a final-week scramble before month-end.
Bookwright is a subscription accounting firm for small businesses. AI agents categorize, reconcile, project quarterly tax, and run payroll on Gusto every day — every monthly close is then reviewed and signed off by a licensed Enrolled Agent.
Today's books
// Mesa, AZ · 27 °C
A continuous loop from categorize → reconcile → close.
Read & signed by E. Harper, EA · NTPI Fellow
How it works
Most firms close once a month. Bookwright keeps the books open every day — and a credentialed Enrolled Agent reviews and signs every close, along with year-end federal and state filings.
Discover
You send the form. The bookkeeper who reads it is the EA who will sign off your work — not a sales rep. We talk entity, transaction volume, and the system you live in.
Set up
QBO or Xero goes to your Gusto for payroll, your bank feeds, and your intake inbox. We move historically into the same window and reconcile backwards to a clean open.
Daily bookkeeping
Bank lines fall into the right account before lunch. Payroll posts the day it runs. Quarter-to-date tax projection refreshes daily — never the week before a filing.
Monthly close
A licensed Enrolled Agent reviews and signs the monthly workpaper on the 28th. Year-end federal and state filings, IRS notice response, and audit cover come from the same practice.
No long-form Sales call, no opaque rollover process — the bookkeeper you talk to in week one is the one signing your work in month twelve.
Categorization, reconciliation, payroll, and tax projection run every weekday — not a final-week scramble before month-end.
A licensed Enrolled Agent reviews the monthly close, signs the workpapers, and stays on call for the questions your books raise.
Native QuickBooks Online and Xero pipelines, with Gusto for payroll, so the close is one ledger, two views, zero copies.
The human behind the close
Bookwright is built and reviewed by a Mesa, Arizona-based EA and NTPI Fellow with twenty-seven years of practice — and prior experience at KPMG. That covers more than bookkeeping: unfiled returns, IRS audits, penalty abatements, and installment agreements are part of the same practice.
Where Bookwright fits
Software-only tools run $19–$400 a month. Traditional CPA firms start at roughly $500–$2,000 and climb. Bookwright sits between the two — with a credentialed practitioner reviewing every close.
$19 – $400
per month
In between
see the firm
$500 – $2,000+
per month
Final fee is scoped by entity, transaction volume, and filings.
Get started
We're a small practice, so the conversation starts with the EA who will sign off your work — not a sales rep. Send a one-line note about your entity and pick a time that works; we'll come back with a scoped quote the same day.
Schedule a call
We're a small practice, so the conversation starts with the EA who will sign off your close. Send the form on the left — the bookkeeper will reach out with a calendar link and a scoped quote.
(Cal.com scheduling opens here once NEXT_PUBLIC_CAL_LINK is set.)
No setup fee · cancel any time · QBO and Xero both supported.