Smart Bookkeeping for Smart Sellers
Choose a Seller Bookkeeping pricing plan built for eCommerce sellers, Amazon FBA sellers, Amazon FBM sellers, Shopify stores, marketplace brands, and multi-channel online businesses that need accurate books, clean reports, settlement reconciliation, inventory accounting, and tax-ready financial records.
```Pricing Plans - Seller Bookkeeping Services gives eCommerce sellers a clear starting point for monthly bookkeeping and accounting support. Whether you sell on Amazon, Shopify, Walmart, eBay, Etsy, WooCommerce, TikTok Shop, or multiple channels, your bookkeeping cost depends on how much financial activity needs to be reconciled, organized, reviewed, and reported each month.
Seller bookkeeping pricing is different from regular bookkeeping pricing because online sellers have more moving parts. A single payout can include sales, refunds, platform fees, fulfillment fees, processor charges, reimbursements, chargebacks, sales tax activity, shipping income, advertising costs, reserve balances, and marketplace adjustments. If those items are not separated properly, your reports may show incomplete or misleading profit numbers.
Our pricing plans are designed for real seller workflows. We help with bank reconciliation, marketplace settlement reconciliation, Amazon seller accounting, Shopify bookkeeping, inventory and COGS support, SKU profitability reporting, bookkeeping cleanup, and tax-ready records. The right plan depends on your sales channels, monthly order volume, SKU count, inventory complexity, reporting goals, and current bookkeeping condition.
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Use the pricing table below as a starting guide. Final pricing is based on your business activity, sales channels, transaction volume, inventory setup, cleanup needs, and reporting requirements. A simple single-channel seller is usually easier to manage than a high-volume multi-channel seller with hundreds of SKUs and complex inventory workflows.
| Pricing Plan | Monthly Price | Best For | Included Services |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seller Starter | $399/mo | Single-channel eCommerce sellers with basic monthly bookkeeping needs | Monthly bookkeeping, bank reconciliation, basic payout review, P&L, balance sheet, tax-ready monthly reports |
| Marketplace Growth | $549/mo | Amazon or Shopify sellers with marketplace fees, refunds, inventory activity, and growing sales volume | Settlement reconciliation, fee tracking, refund review, inventory support, COGS tracking, monthly financial reports |
| Multi-Channel Seller | $699/mo | Sellers using Amazon plus Shopify, Walmart, eBay, Etsy, WooCommerce, TikTok Shop, or other platforms | Multi-channel reconciliation, channel reporting, fee summaries, inventory review, cash flow view, CPA-ready reports |
| Advanced Seller Finance | Custom | High-volume sellers, 200+ SKUs, complex inventory, international sales, cleanup projects, or advanced reporting needs | Advanced reporting, bookkeeping cleanup, SKU profitability, inventory workflows, management reports, CPA coordination |
Monthly bookkeeping pricing is not only based on revenue. Two sellers can have the same monthly sales but very different bookkeeping needs. A seller with one Shopify store and simple inventory may be easier to manage than a seller with Amazon FBA, FBM, Walmart, eBay, PayPal, Stripe, several bank accounts, many refunds, and hundreds of SKUs.
Seller bookkeeping services are priced based on the amount of work needed to create accurate, useful, and tax-ready reports. eCommerce bookkeeping requires more review than basic bank categorization because seller payouts and inventory activity can be complex.
Every Seller Bookkeeping plan is designed to give eCommerce sellers cleaner financial records and better visibility. The exact scope depends on the selected plan, but most monthly services include a combination of reconciliation, bookkeeping, reporting, review, and support.
We reconcile bank accounts, credit cards, payment processors, marketplace payouts, and seller settlement reports where applicable.
We help organize Amazon, Shopify, Walmart, eBay, Etsy, WooCommerce, TikTok Shop, and other ecommerce sales activity.
We separate platform fees, FBA fees, payment processor fees, storage charges, referral fees, app fees, and other selling costs.
We support inventory accounting by helping track product costs, landed costs, purchases, inventory value, and cost of goods sold.
Monthly reports can include profit and loss, balance sheet, cash flow view, fee summaries, inventory summaries, and product profitability.
We prepare organized records so your CPA or tax professional can review income, expenses, inventory, COGS, and year-end data more easily.
The Seller Starter plan is built for smaller eCommerce sellers who need organized monthly bookkeeping but do not yet require advanced inventory workflows, complex channel reporting, or heavy cleanup. This plan is a good fit for sellers with a simple account structure, fewer SKUs, and basic monthly reporting needs.
The Marketplace Growth plan is designed for sellers who have moved beyond basic bookkeeping. This plan fits sellers with meaningful marketplace fees, refunds, inventory activity, advertising spend, fulfillment costs, and monthly reporting needs. It is often a strong fit for Amazon FBA sellers, Amazon FBM sellers, and growing Shopify stores.
The Multi-Channel Seller plan is built for ecommerce brands that sell on more than one platform. Multi-channel bookkeeping is more detailed because each marketplace has its own payout reports, fees, refunds, sales tax activity, payment timing, and reconciliation requirements. This plan helps sellers compare channel performance and understand total business profit.
Reconcile Amazon settlements and Shopify payouts while tracking sales, fees, refunds, inventory, and channel performance.
Support for sellers using Walmart, eBay, Etsy, WooCommerce, TikTok Shop, or other online sales channels.
Review revenue, fees, refunds, costs, and profitability across sales channels so decisions are based on clearer data.
Advanced Seller Finance is for sellers with complex bookkeeping requirements. This can include high transaction volume, hundreds of SKUs, multiple marketplaces, complex inventory, international activity, currency issues, old bookkeeping cleanup, advanced management reports, or product-level profitability reporting.
Bookkeeping cleanup is often priced separately from ongoing monthly bookkeeping because cleanup work depends on how many months need review, how inaccurate the existing books are, whether inventory and COGS are missing, how many accounts and marketplaces are involved, and how much prior activity must be reconstructed.
Cleanup may be needed when Amazon deposits were recorded as income only, Shopify payouts were not reconciled, platform fees were hidden inside deposits, refunds were not tracked, inventory was expensed incorrectly, or the balance sheet does not match the business reality. A cleanup project helps create a cleaner starting point before ongoing monthly bookkeeping begins.
Review marketplace and processor deposits that may have been recorded incorrectly.
Rebuild fee categories for Amazon, Shopify, PayPal, Stripe, and other seller platforms.
Identify inventory and COGS issues that may affect profit reporting.
Prepare cleaner reports for CPA review, tax planning, and ongoing monthly bookkeeping.
Choosing the right Seller Bookkeeping pricing plan depends on your current business size and how much clarity you need from your financial reports. If your business is simple and your books are clean, the Seller Starter plan may be enough. If you have marketplace fees, inventory, refunds, and more activity, the Marketplace Growth plan may be a better fit. If you sell through multiple channels, the Multi-Channel Seller plan gives more structure. Advanced sellers may need a custom quote.
Count how many platforms you sell on, such as Amazon, Shopify, Walmart, eBay, Etsy, WooCommerce, or TikTok Shop.
Review monthly transactions, order volume, refunds, deposits, payment processor activity, and advertising spend.
Consider your SKU count, supplier purchases, landed cost, inventory records, and COGS tracking needs.
If prior months are messy or incomplete, a cleanup project may be needed before monthly bookkeeping is reliable.
Decide whether you only need basic financial statements or deeper reports such as SKU profit and channel comparison.
Share your business details so pricing can be matched to your exact seller bookkeeping needs.
Basic monthly bookkeeping plans are designed for recurring bookkeeping and reporting. Some work may require separate pricing because it is outside normal monthly maintenance. This helps keep pricing fair for sellers with simpler needs while still allowing advanced support for sellers who need it.
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Share your sales channels, order volume, SKU count, bookkeeping condition, and reporting needs. We will help match your ecommerce business to the right pricing plan or custom bookkeeping package.
Request Custom QuoteSeller Bookkeeping pricing can start at $399 per month. The final price depends on your sales channels, monthly transaction volume, SKU count, fulfillment method, inventory complexity, cleanup needs, and reporting requirements.
The starter plan can include monthly bookkeeping, bank and credit card reconciliation, basic payout review, expense categorization, profit and loss statement, balance sheet, and tax-ready monthly reports for simpler seller businesses.
Ecommerce bookkeeping often requires settlement reconciliation, fee tracking, refund review, inventory and COGS tracking, payment processor reconciliation, marketplace reports, sales channel separation, and tax-ready reporting. This usually takes more work than basic bank-feed bookkeeping.
Yes. Amazon FBA bookkeeping pricing is available. The cost depends on sales volume, SKU count, number of marketplaces, storage and fulfillment fee activity, refunds, reimbursements, advertising, inventory records, and reporting needs.
Shopify sellers may need a plan that includes Shopify payout reconciliation, payment processor fees, refunds, chargebacks, app fees, shipping income, sales tax activity, and inventory support. The correct plan depends on store activity and complexity.
Historical bookkeeping cleanup is often priced separately because cleanup depends on how many months need review, how messy the records are, and whether inventory, COGS, fees, refunds, or old payout entries must be corrected.
Yes. Custom packages are available for high-volume sellers, multi-channel brands, complex inventory, advanced SKU profitability reports, international activity, cleanup projects, and sellers who need deeper financial reporting.
Our pricing plans focus on bookkeeping, reconciliation, accounting support, and tax-ready records. Tax return preparation is usually handled by a CPA or qualified tax professional and may not be included in monthly bookkeeping pricing.