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Core ledger and bookkeeping

Botkeeper

AI bookkeeping automation built for accounting firms.

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Overview

Botkeeper is bookkeeping automation aimed squarely at accounting firms, not at the businesses whose books are being kept. The product, Botkeeper Infinite, runs the repetitive work across a firm's whole client base.

The automation handles transaction categorisation, bank reconciliation, journal entries, and month-end review. Botkeeper posts entries to the general ledger only when its confidence is high, and routes anything less certain to a human for review, so the firm keeps control of the books while offloading the rote coding. Anomaly detection flags unusual transactions before they reach a client report.

What separates it from a pure software tool is the optional human layer. A firm can lean on Botkeeper's support staff for extra hands during busy periods, which is why it positions itself around firm capacity rather than just automation.

Pricing is per license per month, and the rate falls sharply with volume: roughly $134 each at 1 to 4 licenses, down to about $53 at 25 or more, on annual billing. That structure rewards firms with many client books and makes little sense for a solo practitioner with a handful. There is no free trial.

Botkeeper connects to QuickBooks Online and Xero, is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant, and serves accounting firms in the US and beyond. It is a firm tool through and through.

Key facts

Starting price
$134 per month
Pricing model
Per entity
Free trial
No
Free tier
No
Deployment
Cloud
Geography
US, Global
Founded
2015
Support
Chat, Email, Knowledge Base
Languages
English
Works with
Quickbooks Online, Xero
Last verified
2026-05-25

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Accounting firms that want to automate transaction coding and bank reconciliation across many client books.
  • Practices on QuickBooks Online or Xero scaling bookkeeping without adding headcount for every client.
  • Firms that want AI to auto-post high-confidence entries and surface the rest for review.

Cons

  • Solo bookkeepers with a few clients. Per-license pricing rewards volume, not small books.
  • Businesses wanting their own tool. Botkeeper is sold to firms, not to end clients.
  • Firms not on QuickBooks Online or Xero, the two supported ledgers.

Pricing

TierPriceBillingFeatures
1 to 4 licenses$134Per license per month (annual; about $149 monthly)Full Botkeeper Infinite platform with AI categorisation, auto bank reconciliation, journal entry automation, month-end review, anomaly detection, and document storage.
5 to 9 licenses$98Per license per month (annual; about $109 monthly)Same platform at a lower per-license rate.
10 to 24 licenses$71Per license per month (annual; about $79 monthly)Same platform, the most common firm tier.
25+ licenses$53Per license per month (annual; about $59 monthly)Same platform at the best per-license rate.

Frequently asked questions

What does Botkeeper do?
Botkeeper automates bookkeeping across a firm's client base. It categorises transactions, reconciles bank accounts, automates journal entries, runs month-end review, and flags anomalies. High-confidence entries post straight to the general ledger; anything below the confidence threshold is surfaced for a human to check. Optional human support is available on top of the automation.
How much does Botkeeper cost?
Botkeeper prices per license per month, and the per-license rate falls with volume. A firm with 1 to 4 licenses pays about $134 each on annual billing; the rate drops to roughly $98 at 5 to 9 licenses, $71 at 10 to 24, and $53 at 25 or more. There is no free trial. The model rewards firms running many client files.
What does Botkeeper work with?
Botkeeper connects to QuickBooks Online and Xero. Those are the two supported ledgers, so a firm needs its client books on one of them. The platform is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant and stores client documents alongside the automation.
Who is Botkeeper built for?
Accounting and bookkeeping firms rather than end businesses. The per-license pricing and the platform design assume a practice running many client books that wants to scale bookkeeping output without hiring one person per client. Solo practitioners with only a few clients will find the volume pricing a poor fit.

User reviews

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Last verified 2026-05-25. Pricing and features come from vendor-published specs. See our methodology.