Agencies often collect deposits, prepaid retainers, or milestone invoices before the work is delivered. If every deposit is booked as immediate revenue, monthly profit looks stronger than reality and hiring, owner draws, and tax planning all get based on distorted numbers.
We separate retainer, project, deposit, and earned revenue accounts, track deferred revenue when needed, and close each month with reporting that shows what was actually earned versus what is still owed to clients.
A big client can look valuable while quietly consuming excess design hours, freelancer budget, rush software, and campaign management time. Without client-level tracking, scope creep only shows up after the team is burned out and margins are gone.
We map income, contractor costs, media pass-throughs, software, and direct delivery expenses by client or campaign so your monthly reports show which accounts are profitable and which need a pricing or scope conversation.
Agencies juggle freelancers, 1099 vendors, client reimbursables, Stripe or ACH payments, ad-platform charges, and dozens of SaaS tools. When those land in broad expense buckets, 1099 prep, reimbursement billing, and margin analysis become a year-end reconstruction project.
We keep vendor records current, reconcile payment processors and ad spend monthly, flag reimbursable or pass-through costs, and maintain clean contractor categories so your CPA and leadership team get usable numbers.
New clients get a free historical cleanup when they start a plan.
Pricing depends on monthly transaction volume, number of clients, contractor activity, and whether media spend or reimbursables need tracking. Book a free discovery call and we will quote a flat monthly rate.
Yes. We structure QuickBooks around your client and campaign model so direct costs, contractor spend, and revenue can be reviewed by account, not only at the agency-wide level.
We separate retainers, deposits, and earned project revenue so prepaid cash does not distort profit. Your accounting method and CPA guidance determine the exact treatment.
Yes. We keep contractor categories, vendor records, and payment history organized throughout the year so 1099 preparation is not rebuilt from scratch in January.
Yes. Our team maintains clean, reconciled books and delivers CPA-ready reports; your CPA handles tax filing and tax advice.