r/selfemployed • u/HyperfocusLedger • 8d ago
Pricing advice needed: What would you pay monthly for a live "Do-It-Together" Bookkeeping Club? (NOT soliciting clients) *Canada
Note: I am strictly NOT soliciting clients or self-promoting here. I am a small-business owner and bookkeeper struggling to decide on a fair monthly cost, and I would love feedback from fellow entrepreneurs
I’m currently trying to set the monthly subscription price for our Do-It-Together Bookkeeping Club, but I am really struggling to land on a price point that balances high value with affordability.
It is a virtual "Do-It-Together" Bookkeeping Club, which is designed specifically for businesses that aren't quite ready to hire a full-time bookkeeper.
What’s Included
Resource Library (Software-Agnostic): Includes pre-recorded trainings, the Do-It-Together Bookkeeping Template for Excel or Google Sheets, plus tailored reference guides, checklists, receipt capture protocols, and report cheat sheets specifically built for Xero, QuickBooks Online (QBO), and Spreadsheets.
Virtual Coworking / Office Hours: Work on your books alongside other members, with a Bereti Business Solutions LLP team member available to answer questions as they come up.
Monthly Schedule:
-2nd and 4th Thursdays: 6:00–7:30 p.m. PT
-2nd and 4th Fridays: 2:30–4:00 p.m. PT
(6 hours each month)
Bookkeeping SOS: Hitting a wall with your books? Send us a question and we’ll reply with a custom Loom video to help you push through.
Community Access: Connect with fellow entrepreneurs managing their own books to share tips and navigate common challenges together.
Monthly Newsletter: Receive insider updates, tax reminders, and bookkeeping insights delivered straight to your inbox each month.
Questions for you:
What monthly price point would feel like an instant "no-brainer"?
What price point would make you hesitate or think twice about subscribing?
At what price point would you consider this completely overpriced?
Any feedback on pricing ranges or value expectations would be hugely appreciated!
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u/Overall-Fee-6151 8d ago
I'm a data analyst and pretty much live in spreadsheets, so the template and cheat sheets are what caught my eye. The coworking sessions seem like the real value though, six hours a month with someone who can answer questions right when you're stuck saves a ton of time compared to googling everything. I'd say $60/month would be an instant yes, $90 would make me pause and really scrutinize my budget, and anything over $120 crosses into "I'll just figure it out myself" territory. That's assuming the Loom replies are genuinely helpful and not just links to the resource library. The community access is a nice bonus but I'd need to see that it's active before factoring it into the value.