I’m starting a business
Put the accounts, categories, payroll, and first-year rhythm in place before habits and workarounds pile up.
Best place to look: The New Business Bundle


Start the business with a clean system. Hand off the books you’ve been doing yourself.Replace an automated app with a real person who understands how you earn. Or bring the months that need sorting out. Levee starts where your business is today and builds the bookkeeping around what you actually need.
Every price is posted. A real person reads every note. You don’t have to choose the right service before you write.
Put the accounts, categories, payroll, and first-year rhythm in place before habits and workarounds pile up.
Best place to look: The New Business Bundle
Hand off the monthly sorting, reconciling, closing, and reporting so the books stop living on your personal task list.
Best place to look: Monthly bookkeeping
Keep the useful tools. Add a bookkeeper who understands your income, notices what software misses, and can explain the numbers in words you use.
Best place to look: The personal monthly process
Bring the half-finished setup, mixed categories, platform payouts, behind months, or the honest sentence that you don’t know what happened in there.
Best place to look: The diagnostic or cleanup
More than one can be true. Choose the sentence that feels closest, or skip the choosing and tell Levee what you want to be different.
Levee won’t hand you a giant spreadsheet and call that support. You show them how the business earns, what you’re using now, and what you want handled. They build or sort the system, ask one clear question when your answer is needed, and send the month back in words that make sense.

A blank slate, a tidy system, years of DIY books, an app export, or a pile that needs sorting. All are valid.
If Levee needs context, they ask for the smallest answer that moves the books forward.
See what came in, what went out, what changed, and what deserves your attention next.

If cleanup is the reason you’re here and you’d rather get a private first-move map before you talk to anyone, the free Book Mess Triage tool asks five quick questions.


The written diagnostic is a bounded first step when you want the state of the books in writing before choosing ongoing service.
Levee reads the books and sends you a plain-English rundown: what’s working, what needs attention, what matters first, and what the next step would take.
If you join any monthly package within 30 days, the full $175 comes off your first month.

Pick the closest fit. Levee will confirm the package after seeing the actual work, and the package and price go into a short engagement letter before anything begins.
Every monthly package includes a real person reading the actual numbers and explaining the month in ordinary language.

It’s not a judgment about you. Levee tells you which months actually need attention before quoting the cleanup.
$749 once, or $199 a month for 4 months.
The New Business Bundle puts the money system in place before the first year gets scattered.
Platform payouts can hide fees, refunds, tips, taxes, and chargebacks inside one deposit. Levee knows the deposit isn’t always the whole sale. Your work is treated as a business, your privacy matters, and there’s no lecture attached.
You can ask for one thing at a time, get the reason in plain language, and use the smallest next step that moves the books. You don’t have to perform organization before you’re allowed to receive it.
If neither label fits you, you’re still welcome. The service is for small business owners who want clear books, clear prices, and a person who can meet the work where it is.

Your records are kept separate from other clients’ records. They’re not sold or treated as content. If your public name, working name, and legal name are different, Levee will use the right one in the right place.
Before paid work starts, you and Levee sign a short engagement letter with the package, scope, and price in writing. The first month’s fee is the deposit. There’s no long contract or cancellation fee, and either of you can end the work with a note.
Brand new, growing, ready to hand off DIY books, looking for a more personal method, or cleaning up the past. One sentence is enough. Say more if you want to. Levee reads every note personally and usually writes back within a day.
Yes. Starting early can give the business a clean account structure, a monthly rhythm, and someone who already understands the numbers before a question becomes urgent.
Yes. You don’t have to wait for a mess. Tell Levee what you’ve been doing, what you want to stop carrying, and what you still want visibility into.
No decision is required before you write. Tell Levee what you’re using and what feels too automated or too hands-on. They can explain what would stay, what would change, and what they’d handle.
No. Send what you know, even if what you know is “I stopped looking.” Levee can tell you which piece matters first.
No. Levee can point you toward a free answer, the $175 written diagnostic, cleanup, a monthly package, or the New Business Bundle after hearing where you’re starting.
Yes. Monthly bookkeeping starts at $250. The written diagnostic is $175, cleanup is $300 per behind-month, QuickBooks setup is $350, and the New Business Bundle is $749 once or $199 a month for four months.
You can begin with a note or buy the written diagnostic. If a call would make the next step clearer, Levee will tell you what it’s for.
You’ll need to give access to the records Levee is working on, approve decisions that belong to you, and answer an occasional clear question. Levee handles the bookkeeping work.
It’ll be treated as a real business with its own income streams, expenses, platform fees, and privacy needs. There’s no judgment attached.
Set it up right, hand off the monthly work, add a person to the tools you already use, or clean up what happened before. Tell Levee what you want the books to do for you. They will help you choose the next step from there.
Every price is posted. A real person reads every note.
