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Pricing

What Does a Construction Accountant Cost?

It depends on your volume. Use the estimator below to get a range, then book a free review for your exact quote.

Bookkeeping
Always included — the base service
$420 / month
100 transactions/month
50500
2
bank & credit card accounts (max 13)
Employees
3

Priced at $50 per pay run. Employee count is for your reference and does not affect the estimate.

Flat $100/month. Covers bill processing, vendor payments via Bill.com, and retainage tracking. See A/P Management for what's included.

$420
estimated monthly fee

Taxes, W-2s, and 1099s are quoted separately. Business tax preparation is quoted per return.

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Other services

We offer additional services beyond monthly bookkeeping. Ask about these when you book your review.

Personal Tax Return

For you or a spouse

W-2 Filing

Per employee, filed annually

1099 Filing

Per subcontractor, filed annually

Bill.com Software

A/P automation platform

Business tax preparation is quoted separately based on entity type (LLC, S-Corp, partnership) and return complexity.

Common Questions

Construction Bookkeeping Pricing, Explained

How much does a construction accountant cost?

Bookkeeping starts at $300/month for up to 50 transactions and one account. Most contractors land between $300 and $600/month depending on volume and which services they need. Add payroll at $50 per pay run, or A/P management at $100/month flat. Use the estimator above to see where you fall, then book a free QuickBooks review for your exact quote.

Construction bookkeeping pricing is almost always volume-based, not a flat rate. The more transactions you run — materials purchases, subcontractor payments, draws, equipment costs — the more time your books take each month. Transaction-based pricing reflects the actual work involved. A solo plumber with 40 transactions a month has very different needs from a GC running 400 transactions across eight jobs.

No. Business tax prep is quoted separately based on your entity type (LLC, S-Corp, partnership) and the complexity of your return. We give you that number during the free QuickBooks review so you know what to expect before we start anything.

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