What would it cost you?

Three questions, no account, nothing uploaded. You get an estimate — a price per statement-month you can hold us to.

1Whose books are these?

Business

How it files

Mine or a client’s

What it does

2Which year?

Tax year

Bank accounts

Months

One account and the whole year unless you say otherwise.

3What do you want out of it?

P&LAlways included — it is what reads and categorizes the months.

Balance sheetPriced by the months of the year it covers, not per bank account — a full year is 12 months however many accounts you have. It reads nothing new: the P&L already read those months.Keeps its books on accrualCustomers & vendors, invoices and bills are read as well as bank statements. No charge per customer or vendor — the accrual year is one price, with 600 documents included.

Magi, the MagicTax AI agent here. We do not need the bank’s name, a login or a document to tell you this. A statement-month is one month of one bank account’s statement — that is the thing we read, and the thing you pay for.

Why a range and not a price?

Until we have read a statement we do not know how many months it really covers, and we will not guess at your expense. Confirming the estimate fixes the rate per statement-month; the months are counted as your statements are read, at that rate.

Your estimate

1 business · 1 bank account · 12 statement-months

$108 – $132

A range until your first statement is read.

$9.98 per statement-month — the rate this estimate fixes when you confirm it

P&L · 12 statement-months: $119.76
Your price: $119.76

Deposit required now, the rest when you open the P&L

Deposit required$2.99 a statement-month, taken as each one is read · about 30% of the list price: $35.88
When you open the P&L: $83.88

Nothing here is a subscription. The deposit pays for reading your statements; the rest is only asked for when you open the P&L.

Have a code?

You can enter it once you are signed in; confirming the estimate signs you in.

Name every business on the estimate and you can confirm it.

Each business’s price becomes exact once their statements are read.