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Pricing guide
Select what you need below to see how scope drives pricing. Final pricing is always a tailored quote confirmed with you.
Cost drivers
Bookkeeping services pricing depends on scope: which services you need, transaction volume, accounts, entities and reporting. Juris CFO does not publish a flat rate. A short consultation defines the work, and final pricing is confirmed before any engagement begins.
Bookkeeping services cost follows the effort needed to keep records accurate: more transactions, accounts, revenue streams and reporting mean more work. Past periods needing cleanup are scoped separately from monthly upkeep.
Monthly bookkeeping cost therefore differs between a quiet single-entity company and a busy business with several processors. Juris CFO keeps the agreed scope in writing.
Other services
Accounting services pricing adds review depth and statements; payroll services cost reflects headcount and pay frequency; fractional CFO cost reflects hours of senior involvement. Outsourced accounting cost is the sum of scoped parts.
When comparing quotes, give every provider the same facts and ask what is excluded and what triggers a change in fee.
Indicative pricing
This is indicative pricing for a typical single-service, single-entity scope. Final pricing is confirmed after reviewing your specific situation.
How to read this
Before you reach out
It depends on transaction volume, accounts, entities, reporting needs and whether past records need catch-up work. Juris CFO confirms a tailored monthly quote after a short consultation so the fee matches a defined scope.
It varies by whether the accountant bills hourly, monthly or per return, and by scope. Ask for a written list of what is included and excluded. Juris CFO confirms a quote after understanding your services and complexity.
Often, because you avoid salary, benefits, payroll taxes, software and training and pay only for the scope needed. Very high-volume businesses may justify a hire. Compare a written quote with your true total in-house cost.
Fixed prices rarely fit real businesses. Pricing is built from service, module and entity, then confirmed after scoping. Nothing on the pricing page is a binding quote.
Not automatically. Payroll is scoped separately because it depends on headcount, pay frequency and states. Juris CFO can combine it with bookkeeping, with final pricing confirmed for the combined scope.
A short consultation is the fastest way to get a clear answer on scope and pricing — no obligation, no guesswork.