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For recurring home-service businesses

See What Your Bookkeeper Should Be Sending You by the 5th of Every Month

A clear explanation of what came in, where the money went, what the business kept, and what needs attention. Watch the short video and see the type of financial recap you should receive each month.

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See the kind of monthly recap a recurring home-service business should receive

The goal is simple: you should be able to see what the business earned, where the money went, how cash changed, what the owner took out, and what deserves attention without digging through accounting software.

Illustrative residential cleaning company financial overview showing revenue, spending, profit, cash, owner draws, and operating runway
Illustrative example using a residential cleaning company. Numbers shown are not results from a real client.

A clear picture of the business, all in one place.

What the business earned

See the example business’s revenue and the sources that produced it, without having to piece the answer together yourself.

Example service revenue
Made
$18,700
stripe
60%
$11,240
venmo
23%
$4,310
Zelle
17%
$3,150

Where the money went

See the costs that shaped the period, organized so the biggest expenses and changes are easy to spot.

Expenses
Crew wages$7,480
Contractor labor$3,800
Cleaning supplies$940
Advertising$760
Insurance$690
Fuel and vehicle expenses$510
Software$340

How cash changed

See how money in, money out, and other activity changed the balance in the bank.

Cash
Starting cash$19,800
Money in+$18,700
Money out−$14,520
Ending cash$20,630

Owner draws and transfers

See owner activity separately, so it does not get confused with the performance of the business.

Owner activity
Owner draws
$3,000
Owner contributions$0

What deserves attention

Get the few things worth knowing now, explained in plain English rather than buried in a report.

This period
Worth a closer look

Crew wages grew faster than revenue. It may be fine, but it is worth a closer look.

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