Pricing
Published, because you shouldn't have to ask.
Transactional. No seat licences, no annual commitment, no demo. Re-keying a 50–100 asset schedule takes two to four hours; at the NATP average billing rate that's $364–728 of your time.
Standard
$49
Per schedule
- ▸Automated transcription of every asset
- ▸Blocking tie-out against the printed totals
- ▸Drake, Lacerte or ProConnect output
- ▸SSN/EIN redaction, 30-day retention
Most chosen in season
Verified
$99
Per schedule
- ▸Everything in Standard
- ▸A second independent pass over every row
- ▸Reconciled before it reaches you
- ▸For the returns you can't afford to re-open
Season pack (10 schedules)
$249
10 schedules
- ▸Ten conversions, no expiry within the season
- ▸$24.90 each
- ▸Shared across your whole firm
- ▸Buy once in November, spend through April
Totals tie or your money back.
You see the tie-out before you pay, and you can't download a file that doesn't tie. If one ever slips through, tell us and we refund it — no argument.
Common questions
- What if the schedule is a scan?
- It works as long as the scan has a text layer. If it's a pure image, we tell you so and charge nothing — run it through your scanner's OCR and upload again.
- What if my client has 300 assets?
- Same price. The per-schedule fee doesn't scale with asset count, which is exactly the case where re-keying hurts most.
- Do you support UltraTax or CCH?
- Not yet as a direct destination. UltraTax has no spreadsheet import for 1040/1120/1065 — the route is through Fixed Assets CS, and we've written up how that works. CCH is next.
- Is this tax advice?
- No, and deliberately so. The tool transcribes what the schedule says. It never picks a method, a life, or a basis — that judgment is yours, and keeping it that way is what keeps us inside the §7216 auxiliary-services lane.
- Who sees my client's data?
- It's processed in the United States and deleted within 30 days, or immediately if you press the button. It is never used to train an AI model.