Solo is the public launch path: $99/month or $990/year for founder-operators who already use QuickBooks Online. Guided setup is only for the first controlled pilot buyer while we verify the product path.
The only public launch plan: self-serve month-end close support for founder-operators already using QuickBooks Online.
$990/year (save 2 months)
All tiers are designed around your existing QuickBooks Online file, exports, and supporting evidence. ArnBooks provides review guidance; it is not tax advice, CPA services, or full-service bookkeeping.
What you are buying
Solo gives solopreneurs the ArnBooks month-end support workspace around QuickBooks Online. The early guided setup is a validation step for pilot buyers, not a permanent human-onboarding promise.
Early Solo pilots start with the actual setup and data access questions, not a generic onboarding promise.
The findings become an ongoing ArnBooks workspace for issue lists, receipts, subscriptions, and questions.
The first controlled buyer gets hands-on setup while we watch, document snags, and turn them into product onboarding.
ArnBooks does not replace QuickBooks and does not provide tax, CPA, or full-service bookkeeping services.
How this compares
Different bookkeeping options solve different problems. ArnBooks launches with one lane: keep your current QuickBooks setup and add founder-focused month-end review around it.
Bench's December 2024 shutdown left a lot of owners wary of putting their whole bookkeeping function inside one closed provider. ArnBooks is different: your QuickBooks stays the ledger, and the audit deliverable is yours to keep.
Pilot and bookkeeping firms can make sense when you want a team to own the bookkeeping function. ArnBooks is narrower: founder-operators on QuickBooks who want month-end visibility, issue lists, and handoff support without replacing the whole workflow.
You can build pieces yourself if you want the learning project. The tradeoff is weeks of QBO OAuth work, deterministic math guardrails, prompt design, testing, and cleanup before you get back to running the business.
FAQ
Solo is the launch product: a self-serve workspace for month-end issue lists, receipt review, Ask ArnBooks, and Subscription Audit around your existing QuickBooks Online file and exports. The first buyer may get guided pilot setup while we watch the machine, but Solo is not a done-for-you cleanup, tax advice, or bookkeeping service.
Not as the public launch path. ArnBooks is starting with Solo only. Any hands-on audit or custom engagement is limited, manual, and separate from the Solo checkout.
ArnBooks is built for QuickBooks Online first. QuickBooks remains the ledger; ArnBooks organizes the month-end review around it. If you are not on QuickBooks yet, Solo is probably not the right first step.
Yes. ArnBooks is not positioned as a bookkeeper replacement. Your bookkeeper can keep working in QuickBooks, and ArnBooks gives you, the owner, a way to see patterns, ask questions, review exceptions, and hand over clearer context.
The first controlled buyer may get hands-on help connecting QuickBooks, confirming workspace access, and checking the first issue-list flow. That guidance is for launch validation; the broad Solo onboarding path should become in-app checklist, docs, and support escalation.
Yes. Solo monthly is month-to-month. Solo annual is prepaid for the year at the published annual price. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period.
If checkout or access fails, contact support and we will fix the account or unwind the payment. Other refunds are discretionary and generally limited to 14 days after a charge.
No. Solo is the ongoing month-end support workspace: issue lists, receipts, subscriptions, and questions. It is not a paid audit package or done-for-you cleanup engagement.
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Solo is the launch plan. The first controlled buyer gets extra setup attention while we verify the path; broad onboarding will become in-app product flow, not a standing human service.
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