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Plans, Pricing, and Billing

This article explains ConnectBooks different pricing and plan options.

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Written by Chava Teller
Updated over 3 weeks ago

ConnectBooks offers 5 plans


1. Silver

This basic option is for those who want access to ConnectBooks profit and loss reports only. Great for businesses that want clarity on their profit and loss on a product level without syncing to QuickBooks.

2. Gold

This option is for businesses who prefer financial summaries in QuickBooks or Xero and don't require item-level tracking.

3. Diamond

This option is for businesses that track inventory in QuickBooks on an item level.

4. Platinum

This option is great for businesses who want to have real-time inventory and tracking for multiple warehouses with advanced inventory reporting.

5. White Glove

this option is great for businesses who want our inventory system and full bookkeeping by professional e-commerce bookkeepers.


ConnectBooks charges each plan based on the monthly order count and the number of stores added to the account. each additional store is only $25.

To estimate your pricing, use the calculator on our website. Simply select your preferred plan, input the number of marketplaces you sell on, and your monthly order count, and the prices will update accordingly.

Note: The system reviews your order count monthly and adjusts your pricing accordingly. If orders decrease, so will your pricing.

Small business plan

This option offers access to ConnectBooks at a lower rate for businesses with low order volume. This does not include the premium support and some of the more advanced features.
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If your business meets that criteria, select the small business plan on our website.

Input how many marketplaces you sell on and your average monthly orders and the price will update accordingly.

Attention accountants:

ConnectBooks offers special pricing for accountants! Contact: Moe@connectbooks.com for details


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