Keeper Analysis: $5 Raised
What is Keeper?
Double builds ledger-integrated software for accounting firms and internal finance teams. Its product combines close management, client communication, and accounting workflows in one system. The company says it serves thousands of firms globally and was founded by Ben Stein and Kenny Song.
Location
New York, United States
Employees
51-200
Founded
2020
Revenue
$1.8M - $11M
Business Model
Subscription-based model charging per connected client with unlimited user access.
Company Stage
Pre-Seed
Investors
- Y Combinator
- TwentyTwo VC
- Born Capital
YC Batch
S21
Product Features & Capabilities
- Client Portal, File Reviews, Receipt Management, 1099 Tracking, Tax Suite, CRM, Reports, Task Management, Integrations, Keeper Emails
Pricing
- Starting at $8 per client per month.
- Free trial available with no credit card required.
- Unlimited users can be connected.
How much Keeper raised
1 - ₹5 Crore
6 days agoLead Investor: Antler, Samved VC
Who are the founders of Keeper
BS
Ben Stein
CEO
KS
Kenny Song
CTO
Market Focus
Keeper primarily focuses on the accounting and bookkeeping industry, providing a practice management tool for accountants and bookkeepers.
Competitors Overview
Keeper's main competitors in the bookkeeping practice management market include:
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Karbon: An advanced workstream collaboration platform that integrates with email. It is noted for being slower to reach ROI compared to Keeper.
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Canopy: A tax resolution and practice management software that simplifies tax processes for small businesses. It also has a slower ROI compared to Keeper.
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TaxDome: Combines business tasks into a centralized hub, but similarly, it is slower to reach ROI than Keeper.
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FloQast: Focuses on streamlining the financial close process and is considered more usable than Keeper, although it also has a slower ROI.
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BlackLine Financial Close Management: Automates financial close processes and is noted for being slower to reach ROI compared to Keeper.
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Clio: Provides software solutions specifically for the legal industry, offering tools for law practice management, client intake, billing, and document management.
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Aider: Focuses on advisory intelligence for accountants and bookkeepers, providing a platform that offers client data insights.
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Digits: Specializes in automated accounting solutions, featuring AI-powered bookkeeping and bill payment services.
Notable differences include Clio's comprehensive suite for legal management, Aider's advisory capabilities for financial professionals, and Digits' automation features that streamline accounting tasks. These distinctions highlight how each competitor addresses specific needs within their respective markets.
Company Pricing
- Starting at $8 per client per month.
- Free trial available with no credit card required.
- Unlimited users can be connected.
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