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Bookkeeping & Taxes for Creators

Made for creators. Keep more of what you earn.

The moment a brand pays you or a platform sends a check, the IRS sees a business. We track every write-off, handle self-employment and quarterly taxes, and keep your books clean, for a flat monthly price. You create, we handle the money side.

Every write-off trackedBuilt for 1099 incomeCancel anytime
Your creator financesOn track
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Brand deals & platform payouts
Tracked as income, every source
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Gear, software & home studio
Captured as deductions
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Quarterly taxes
Know what to set aside
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Stop overpaying

You are probably leaving money on the table

If nobody tracks what you spend on your channel, you pay tax on money you already put back into it. These are the write-offs creators miss most.

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Camera & gearCameras, lights, mics, computers
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Software & subscriptionsEditing, design, hosting, plugins
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Home studioThe space you film and edit in
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Travel you filmedTrips and meals tied to content
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Editors & contractorsAnyone you pay to help
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Phone & internetThe business share of each

What you can deduct depends on your facts. We track it all through the year so nothing is missed at tax time.

This part catches creators off guard

The IRS counts you as a business from dollar one

No tax form in the mail does not mean no tax. The numbers are real.

71%
of creators did not know a brand trip counts as taxable income
15.3%
self-employment tax on your earnings, on top of income tax
1 in 4
creators say taxes are their number one business stressor
Sources: a 2026 creator industry survey (H&R Block Creator Pulse) and the IRS. Self-employment tax is 12.4% Social Security plus 2.9% Medicare; half is deductible.
A TikTok creator

One TikTok creator whose income took off said she was terrified every month that the IRS would show up at her door, because no one warned her how fast the taxes pile up once the money starts coming in.

This really happens

Gifted products, comped hotels, and brand trips count as income at their fair market value, even when no form shows up. Most creators never set anything aside for it.

The stakes are real

In 2025, a Florida OnlyFans creator was criminally charged after allegedly earning over $5.4 million and not paying at least $1.6 million in taxes. A charge is an allegation, but the exposure is real.

Simple, flat pricing

Pick your plan

Start with bookkeeping built for creator income, or bundle in your tax return and spread it across the year.

Do it yourself

DIY Bookkeeping

$199/mo
Creators & freelancers
  • We set up your books and software
  • Every income source and payout tracked
  • Write-offs captured all year
  • Know what to set aside for taxes
  • Always ready at tax time
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Best value
Bookkeeping + Tax

Books & Tax Filing

$299/mo
Hands off from income to filed return
  • Everything in DIY Bookkeeping
  • Your tax return prepared and filed
  • Basic year-round tax planning
  • Your return fee spread across the year
  • Reviewed before anything is filed
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More involved setup, like an S-corp or multi-state, is a quick conversation and a clear quote, never a surprise.

How it works

Up and running in three steps

1

Sign up and pick a plan

Answer a few quick questions and choose DIY Bookkeeping or Books & Tax. A few minutes, all online.

2

Connect your accounts

We send a secure link to connect your bank and payout accounts. You never hand us a password.

3

Keep more of what you earn

Your income and write-offs flow in and get sorted. We keep you current and handle taxes when the time comes.

Creator questions

Good to know

Do I owe tax if I never got a 1099?

Yes. You owe tax on your income whether or not a platform or brand sends a form. We track every source so nothing slips through, and nothing surprises you.

Are free products and gifted trips really taxable?

Generally yes. The IRS counts the fair market value of gifted products, comped stays, and brand trips as income. We record it so it is handled, not a shock in April.

What can I actually write off?

Gear, software, your home studio, content travel, editors you pay, and the business share of your phone and internet are common ones. What applies depends on your situation, which is exactly why we track it all year.

What about quarterly taxes?

As a creator you likely owe estimated taxes four times a year, and missing them adds penalties. We tell you what to set aside and when, so you stay ahead of it.

Can you help me pay less?

We keep your books clean so you claim every deduction you are entitled to, and we flag planning moves that may fit as you grow. Actual savings depend on your income and facts, so we keep it honest, no gimmicks.

Create more. Worry about money less.

Start your plan in minutes, or talk to us first if you would rather.

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