Books for the LLCs that barely need them.

Holding companies, management entities, the LLC you set up for one deal. They still need a clean set of books every year, and paying for QuickBooks twelve months to enter forty transactions is silly. Upload the statements, confirm the categories, close the year, send your CPA the package.

• Built for low-volume entities. A few dozen transactions a year, most of them the same rent, loan payment, or software charge every month. Recurring items get confirmed once, not twelve times.
• Pay per close, not per month. Nothing to cancel in January. Close the year, download the package, and come back in twelve months.
• What your CPA actually asked for. General ledger, P&L by tax line, reconciled balances, receipts, and a list of anything you weren't sure about. No login to share, no export to translate.
• Every LLC gets its own books. Separate accounts, separate ledger, separate close. Nothing bleeds across entities.