Two ways to run it, and one price each. Hand the month to us, or run the same ledger yourself. No tiers, no seats, no hourly billing, no “contact sales”.
A bookkeeper closes every month and comes back to you only for the things nobody outside your business could know. The year-end return is in the price, reviewed by a CPA before it is filed.
Book a demoThe same ledger, in your hands or in your agent's. Reconcile, pull reports, export the lot. Add $649 once a year if you want the return CPA-reviewed and filed, or hand the books to your own accountant instead.
Start free| Fully managed | Self-serve | |
|---|---|---|
| Who keeps the books | A bookkeeper on our side | You, or an agent you point at it |
| Receipts and statements | Send them over, we file them | Drop them in |
| Month-end close | Done for you | You run it |
| Questions during the year | Ask your bookkeeper, never billed per question | Docs, and email when you are stuck |
| Year-end return | Included | $649 flat, CPA-reviewed |
| To start | A short call | No sales call |



A licensed CPA reviews and files the return, on either door.
New York · California · OntarioFiling covers US C-corporations (Form 1120 and the Delaware franchise report) and Canadian corporations (the T2). If you're an LLC or S-corp, filing isn't for you yet; the software still is. First filings: FY2026 returns, spring 2027. Equated is accounting software, not an accounting firm.
For comparison: a bookkeeping service runs $300 to $600 a month, and a CPA at year end another $2,000 to $5,000. Call it $5,600 to $12,200 a year, split across two firms that do not talk to each other. Managed Equated is $1,788 with the return in it.
The beta is free. This founding pricing takes effect at general availability, and beta users keep $0 until it does. Nothing bills until you've said yes.