Pricing
Suited to your business and your needs
We’re keen to dispel any fears and concerns you may have about getting a quote for your accountancy services. Please be assured that if you get a quote and we’re not the right accountants for you, there are no hard feelings.
Our Process
We understand that each business is unique, the service offerings vary, and each client is at a different stage in their bookkeeping. For this reason, we would love to meet with you first to discuss how we can help you best.
Our pricing depends on the following:
- The type of business you have – which helps us determine your regulatory requirements
- The size of your business – and therefore the number of transactions that run through your business
- The services you need – there are often one or two services that you don’t realise you need
- The services you want – that you possibly didn’t realise we offer!
Once we have learnt a little bit more about you and your business needs, we’ll discuss the pricing with you during the meeting, and you can then choose how much you want to spend.
Still have questions?
Are you trying to hide the true fees?
Definitely not. We don’t provide a product – we provide a service. And that service varies massively depending on what your business needs.
Will my fees be higher than quoted?
The only time that the fees we charge would increase would be if you decide to add extra services. For example, Xero Cloud Accounting Software, or a speciality tax planning meeting, or payroll services. We’ll always be open with you about what you’re getting for the fee we quote you – but if you want to make changes, the fee will change.
What if I get a quote but decide not to work with you?
Absolutely no hard feelings. It doesn’t bother us in the slightest if we talk to you, give you a quote, and you decide to go elsewhere. It helps if we know why – Do we use the wrong coffee beans? Just not your type of person? Wrong location? However of course the final decision is always yours and you’re very free to make it.
But won’t you be offended or annoyed?
Nope.