Fees vs real work
Monthly fees compared with the hours each client actually takes, including cleanup and exceptions.
Practice playbook
An acceleration playbook for your accounting practice, not generic business advice.
Your goal, roadmap and coaching adapt to how a practice really makes money: recurring fees, records that arrive late, deadline peaks and a founder who reviews everything.
How your AI coach reads the business
Your practice, modelled the way it actually runs.
When you tell your AI coach you run a bookkeeping, payroll or tax practice, it reads your numbers through a service business lens, not a software one.
Capacity and peaks
Billable time, review time and the deadline months that decide when you can take on more.
Cash timing
Fees in advance or in arrears, unpaid invoices and how long work sits before it is billed.
Client mix
How much of the book sits with a few clients, and which service lines carry the margin.
YOUR ACCELERATION PLAYBOOK, BY GOAL
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Goals you choose, not steps in order. Your AI coach tailors the roadmap to your own numbers. Figures below are rules of thumb, not targets you must hit.
Win your first recurring clients in one clear niche.
What counts as proof
A handful of clients paying a fixed monthly fee for a defined scope, without you giving away cleanup for free.
What your AI coach flags
- Prospects who want a quote before you know the state of their records
- Free cleanup used to win the first clients
- A broad offer ("we do everything") that makes pricing impossible
Example roadmap moves
- Pick one client type you understand, such as trades, agencies or ecommerce sellers
- Write a scope: what records the client sends, by when, and what you deliver
- Price cleanup as a separate one-off, then move to the monthly fee
- Sign five recurring clients and track hours for each
How an operator helps
Where practices get stuck.
Operators who have run service businesses spot these early, and work through them with you.
The cleanup sinkhole
A promising client arrives with a year of messy records, and the first months vanish into unbilled catch-up.
Fixed fees, hourly reality
Monthly fees look healthy until you compare them with the hours each client really takes.
Deadline whiplash
Late records push everything into the same weeks, so quality drops and the team burns out.
You are the review step
Every file waits for the founder, which caps growth and makes the practice hard to sell.
What your operator works through with you
Fee and scope review
What they look at
Your fees, hours per client and what each engagement letter covers.
What they push back on
Clients paying old prices, unbilled extras and scope nobody wrote down.
You leave with
A repricing list and a scope you can send to every client.
Capacity plan
What they look at
Billable time, review time and the months where deadlines pile up.
What they push back on
Hiring as the first answer before the process is clear.
You leave with
A view of when to hire, and what to hand over first.
Growth channel
What they look at
Where your best clients came from and how long they took to sign.
What they push back on
Chasing every enquiry instead of the client type that fits.
You leave with
One referral or outbound route to test this month.
Practice value
What they look at
Contracts, retention, client concentration and founder dependence.
What they push back on
Numbers that look good but rely on you being in every relationship.
You leave with
A short list of what to fix before talking to investors or buyers.
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