Wasilla, Alaska · 100% remote across the USA

Wasilla, Alaska · 100% remote across the USA

Bookkeeping that lets you count on your numbers

Bookkeeping that lets you count on your numbers

“Spreadsheets: sorted. Stress: not included.”

Clear monthly books, honest reporting, and a bookkeeper who actually picks up the phone — built for small businesses, non-profits, and churches, wherever you’re located.

Small businesses

Churches

Non-profits

Monthly rates · small businesses, non-profits & churches

Three ways to stay on top of your books

Every plan includes reconciled accounts and clean, on-time financials. Pick the level of support that fits where your organization is right now.

Essentials

$300 /mo, starting base

Perfect for freelancers, sole proprietors, and small businesses with straightforward bookkeeping needs.

Monthly transactions (up to 150)

Reconciliation (up to 2 accounts + 1 credit card)

Financial statements

Email support

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Most popular

Growth

$600 /mo, starting base

Ideal for growing businesses that need more detailed financial oversight and day-to-day bookkeeping support.

Includes Essentials

Monthly transactions (up to 400)

Reconciliation (up to 5 accounts + 3 credit cards)

Monthly reporting & tracking

Accounts payable/receivable

Book a consult

Premium

$1,200 /mo, starting base

Designed for established businesses that need comprehensive bookkeeping management and ongoing financial support.

Includes Growth

Monthly transactions (up to 750)

Reconciliation (up to 10 accounts + 5 credit cards)

Full bookkeeping management

Payroll, up to 15 employees

Sales tax filings

Budgeting & reporting assistance

Non-profit compliance support

Year-end services

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Rates shown are starting base prices — your quote may vary depending on complexity and volume.

All packages require a one-time onboarding fee of $200–$500, depending on complexity, not included in the monthly rate above.

Don’t need a full package? Individual services are also available a la carte — just ask during your consult.

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Let’s talk about your books

Grab 30 minutes on the calendar — free, no pressure — and we’ll figure out which plan fits.

Prefer not to book right now? Send a quick message instead →

“No shoeboxes of receipts required. (But bonus points if you bring one anyway.)”

Owner of Count the Cost Bookkeeping

About me

Hi, I’m Audrey.

Welcome to Count the Cost Bookkeeping. I’m a mom to four amazing kids, and I started this business to build something that actually worked around my family’s needs — and quickly realized just how many small business owners, non-profits, and churches were looking for that same kind of personal, stress-free support.

I’m here to provide personalized, stress-free bookkeeping solutions designed specifically for your small business, non-profit, or church — and since I work 100% remotely, I can serve you wherever you are in Alaska or anywhere in the USA. If you’re ready to take the stress out of managing your finances, let’s get a convenient appointment on the calendar.

10+

Years experience

USA

Remote, wherever you are

4

Kids keeping me sharp

Contact us

Not ready to book? Reach out here

Have a quick question about pricing, services, or whether we’re a fit? Send a message and we’ll get back to you within 24 hours.

Prefer to call or email?

Reach out directly — a real person will get back to you.

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Location

Wasilla, AK — remote across the USA

Frequently asked

Questions, answered (mostly without spreadsheet puns)

Questions, answered (mostly without spreadsheet puns)

Everything you’re probably wondering before booking your free consult. Still curious about something else? Just ask.

What bookkeeping services do you provide?

Do you work with businesses outside of Alaska?

How much does bookkeeping cost?

Do I need to use QuickBooks?

Can you catch up months of overdue bookkeeping?

What types of businesses do you work with?

Will you prepare my taxes?

How often will my books be updated?

How do we get started?

Why should I hire a professional bookkeeper?

Do you understand nonprofit and church bookkeeping?