Automated bookkeeping for small business

Automated bookkeeping for small business — that runs unattended.

Automated bookkeeping for small business that takes over once you wire it up — cash flow, invoicing, reconciliation, sales tax, margin alerts, period close. The back-office agent that runs the loop unattended.

Connect the bank, the inbox, and the point-of-sale. Automated bookkeeping takes over from there — the small-business back-office loop runs unattended, with the month-end close handled before the shop opens on Monday.

Connect $45/mo · Run $125/mo · Scale (white-glove) $790/mo · cancel any month

State guides & verticalsfive state pillars (CA / TX / FL / NY / PA) plus four operator shapes indexed at the hub

How it runs

Already on payroll before you sit down.

Wire up the bank, the inbox and the point-of-sale and Stillpost runs the loop unattended — every hour, every state, every close. Read the automated bookkeeping overview.

  1. 06:0001/06

    Cash flow, near real-time

    Bank, processor and POS feeds reconciled to a single balance every fifteen minutes.

    Mercury · Stripe · Square · Brex

  2. 09:0002/06

    Past-due invoices, chased the day they go stale

    An overdue tracker watches aging and ships a polite nudge before lunch.

    Gmail · Outlook · QuickBooks · Xero

  3. 20:0003/06

    Receipts reconciled every night

    Mail and POS line items matched against a costing ledger before midnight.

    Mailparser · Gmail · Plaid · Lightspeed

  4. 23:5504/06

    State sales-tax estimates, on the remittance calendar

    Fifty-state obligation — Kentucky to Kentucky, California on the 15th — pegged and dated.

    Avalara · TaxJar · state DOR feeds

  5. 06:4505/06

    Margin alerts before the morning brief

    Wing cost up eight percent wk/wk? Owner knows before the chef does.

    Margin guardrails · weekly digest

  6. EOM06/06

    Period close, posted the moment the period ends

    Books close in eleven seconds. The auditor gets a tidy email before lunch.

    month-end · mis-post deletes · journals

Where Stillpost sits

One layer above the slice tools.

The incumbents sharpen one part of the loop. Stillpost is the orchestration layer that watches the whole bookkeeping loop — and handles the fifty-state US sales-tax obligation that they still hand off to a partner.

LayerToolWhat it covers
InvoicingQuickBooks Paymentssharper bills, faster collections
ReconciliationXerotighter match on bank lines
APBILL · Ramptighter approval on spend
Slice toolsZeni · Puzzle · Basis · Sentieeach fixes one corner of the loop
OrchestrationStillpostholds the whole loop together — including the fifty-state sales-tax obligation incumbents still hand to a partner

That last row — orchestration — is the part the incumbents still hand off to a fractional bookkeeper or a partner. Stillpost ships it as software, priced like software, with white-glove on top for the operators who want it.

See how Stillpost sits against the four alternatives a small operator actually compares against — /compare.

Who it’s for

Operators who can’t justify a full-time bookkeeper — and don’t want to learn one.

Built for restaurants, retail, agencies and service businesses where the owner is already the CFO, controller and janitor.

Restaurant operators

Three stores, no controller, margin walking away by the week.

Punch in weekly cost alerts · state sales tax handled · cash vs accrual one click

Retail — one to four doors

POS-driven, single-owner, too small to afford a full-time bookkeeper.

Daily reconciliations · inventory roll-up · close on the 2nd, not the 12th

Agencies & studios

Revenue recognition that's been 'coming soon' for a year.

Project-margin alerts · retainer past-due chasers · monthly P&L that closes itself

Service operators

Hourly billing, ad-hoc invoices, every customer is its own spreadsheet.

Invoice chasers · expense rules · margin dashboard · tax estimate, paid and dated

How it works

Wire it up once. Wake up to Monday already closed.

One wire-up, one weekly loop, one Monday morning — books closed before the shop opens.

  1. Connect bank, email, and POS

    One-time wire-up of the bank, the inbox and the point-of-sale so the books, the mailbox and the till all sync to the same source of truth.

  2. Stillpost runs the loop nightly

    Watches cash, chases past-due invoices, reconciles the day’s receipts and pegs the next state sales-tax estimate — every night, unattended.

  3. Monday starts closed

    Margin alerts and on-cadence filings land before the staff meeting, and the back office is already handled before the till opens.

Want the full walk-through — beat by beat, the sample monthly report, and what the kitchen table notices in week thirty? Read /how-it-works →

Pricing

Priced like software. The top tier competes with shops charging $2–5k a month.

No surprise implementation fee. No "talk to sales" wall. Just three tiers — pick the one that fits your ops.

Run
Most picked

Adds the multi-state sales-tax estimator, the period close and the margin guardrails. Where most operators stop.

Pick the Run plan

reply within one business day · cancel any month

Read /security for the trust posture →

What’s in it

  • Everything in Connect
  • Multi-state US sales-tax obligation, dated
  • Period close that posts itself
  • Margin guardrails, weekly
  • Operator + bookkeeper seats

Remittance calendar

Check your next sales tax due date.

Pick the state you sell into. See the next remittance deadline, the filing cadence, and the one-line rule for which day of the month the return is due — straight from the seeded fifty-state dataset.

50 states
Remittance calendar
Check your next sales tax due date.
Pick the state you sell into. We'll show the next remittance deadline, the filing cadence, and the rule of thumb for the day of the month it's due.

What you'll see

Next remittance date, filing cadence (monthly, quarterly, or annual), and the one-line rule for which day of the month the return is due — straight from the seeded remittance calendar.

Pick a state above to see the next due date and the filing rule.

What operators say

Owners shipping the loop, not babysitting it.

Three operators who wired Stillpost into the books and got the evenings back.

Reclaimed 6 hours a week.

We used to close books the 12th. Now it’s the 2nd and the team has stopped dreading month-end.

Maya R.

Corner noodle shop · 12 seats

Asheville, NC

Stopped chasing retainer invoices manually.

Retainer invoices used to sit in inboxes for weeks. They don’t anymore — the queue tells us what to send and when.

Sara A.

Boutique design studio · 2 partners

Hudson, NY

Sales-tax calendar just… appears.

Four states, two filing cadences. Stillpost pegs every due date and we stop thinking about it.

Devon K.

Neighborhood HVAC crew · 4 techs

Bend, OR

Get in touch

Wire it up once. Wake up to a closed loop.

Tell us what you run, where it trips you up, and the timeline you’re operating on. We answer every note ourselves.

Pick a tier and wire it up today.

Cancel any month · switch tiers at the next renewal · reply within one business day on any question.

See pricing →

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