Websites for bookkeepers and small accounting practices

Bookkeepers sell relief. The person searching is behind on their books, worried about the CRA, and wants to know you can take it off their plate. Your site should sound like someone calm who has seen worse.

What a site for bookkeepers and accountants needs

Who you work with

Trades, restaurants, e-commerce, non-profits. Specialists get hired over generalists.

What a month with you looks like

What you need from them, what they get back, how you communicate. Take the mystery out.

Software you work in

QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, Dext. People search by it.

Credentials and memberships

CPB Canada, CPA, QuickBooks ProAdvisor. Name them and link them.

A clear first step

A free 20-minute call, a questionnaire, a phone number. One thing.

Getting found on Google

"Bookkeeper Yellowknife", "QuickBooks bookkeeper Kelowna", "bookkeeping for contractors". Software and client type are the searches to own. Testimonials from clients in the trades you serve carry a lot of weight.

What it costs

Starter is $500 once and $100 a year: a hand-built one-page site at yourname.ourhub.ca with a contact form, hosting, SSL and two content updates a month. Complete is $1,000 and $240 a year and adds your own domain, custom email, an editor you can use yourself, and the Google setup. Three to five business days from your answers to a preview. Full details on the what's included page, and the comparison with doing it yourself in the cost guide.