One price for the entire workflow. No modules. No per-signature fees.

Correct. Every plan includes unlimited e-signatures at no charge — no per-signature, per-module, or per-integration fees. The one optional add-on is IRS-compliant KBA identity verification at $1 per signer, which you turn on or off per return. If you don't require KBA, e-signing is completely free.

On Solo and Practice, your included clients are a flat cap — when you need more, you simply move up to the next tier (Solo to Practice, Practice to Firm). Firm includes 500 active clients, and any beyond that are just $5 per client per month ($3 on annual billing). Most firms pick the tier that fits and pay flat.

Never. A client is only "active" once you do real work for them — start their binder or workpapers, deliver a package, generate a comp report, send them an organizer, or issue them an invoice — and a client counts once no matter how many years of returns you catch up on at once. Go a full year with no activity and they roll back to free automatically. Dormant clients are always free.

Bookkeeping is billed per company, per month, in two packages — no platform fee, no per-seat charge. Core at $5 per company covers the transaction loop (clients answer uncategorized transactions in the portal, automatic reminders on your schedule, bulk approval synced two-way with QuickBooks) plus the full W-9 and 1099 service. Complete at $10 per company adds the month-end close workflow and client-ready financial reporting delivered through a branded portal. It is a separate product from the tax tiers, so bookkeeping-only firms never touch tax pricing.

Core keeps the books clean and the paperwork collected: the client Q&A loop on uncategorized transactions with scheduled reminders and two-way QuickBooks sync, plus the W-9/1099 service — no-login vendor links, $2,000-threshold tracking and filing-ready 1099 data exported to Tax1099 or Track1099. Complete adds the two things firms run a monthly service on: the month-end close workflow (repeatable checklists, review items, one-click AI flux commentary drafts and anomaly flags, and multi-role sign-off from preparer to partner) and financial reporting (P&L, balance sheet and cash flow with budgets, KPIs and forecasts, packaged and delivered to a branded client portal). You can move a company between packages at any time.

They're package levels, not add-on modules. A module model sells you a product, then meters the features inside it — a documents module here, an e-sign module there, each its own line item. Debits sells two self-contained products: Tax (one flat tier, everything included) and Bookkeeping (a flat per-company rate at one of two levels). Within whichever package you pick, everything is included — there is nothing else to buy, unlock or meter. The only extras anywhere are optional KBA identity verification at $1 per signer and a one-time charge for syncing a company's history from before you connected it.

Yes — that is exactly the job it is built for. Like Uncat, Core syncs uncategorized transactions in from QuickBooks, asks your clients to explain them, reminds them automatically on the schedule you choose, and writes the approved categorization back to the ledger. Unlike Uncat, it also handles vendor paperwork end-to-end: W-9 collection through secure links your vendors open without any login, automatic follow-ups, $2,000-threshold tracking on year-to-date payments, and filing-ready 1099 data exported to Tax1099 or Track1099. And it is $5 per company instead of $9 per client.

Complete covers the jobs those tools are bought for — a managed month-end close and client-ready reporting — at one flat $10 per company. Fathom starts at $53 per month for a single company and still costs roughly $12–15 per company at fifty. Double runs $10–$50 per client per month and requires a sales demo before you can start. With Complete you get close checklists with preparer-to-partner sign-off, one-click AI flux commentary and anomaly detection, and P&L, balance sheet and cash flow report packages with budgets, KPIs and forecasts — delivered through your own branded portal, with a self-serve free trial and no contracts.

Yes. Bookkeeping is a separate product billed per company, per month ($5 Core or $10 Complete). Bookkeeping-only firms never touch the tax tiers, and you can run either product on its own or both together.

Not very. Every plan lets you import your full client list at no cost, and Debits works alongside your tax engine rather than replacing it, so there is no rip-and-replace project to schedule. You connect QuickBooks, bring your clients in, and start sending organizers the same day. The Help Center walks through each step, and you can start on a free trial before moving anything.

No. Your current plan's rate is locked for the rest of its term, so there are no surprise mid-season hikes. Any new pricing applies from your next term.