Recurio
SaaS bookkeeping and revenue recognition

Service 01 · $420 / month

Books that reflect
how your subscription revenue actually lands

Recognition handled correctly from the start — so your income statement tells the truth about each period, not just when customers paid.

The Promise

Your figures will mean what they say

When bookkeeping is done with the subscription model in mind, your income statement stops being a source of confusion. Revenue is in the period it belongs to. Deferred balances are clear. The numbers connect to what's actually happening in your business.

That's what this service is designed to give you — not just tidy books, but books that are structurally correct for how recurring revenue works.

Correct recognition

Revenue spread across the subscription term, not lumped on payment date.

Clean monthly close

Each month closes on schedule with reconciled accounts and clear balances.

Investor-ready figures

If you ever share financials externally, they'll hold up to scrutiny.

The Problem

Most bookkeeping wasn't built for the subscription model

If your books were set up by someone used to project-based or product businesses, there's a reasonable chance recognition isn't being handled correctly. Cash arrives, it goes into revenue, and the deferred side gets ignored or simplified. That works well enough until it doesn't.

The symptoms tend to be familiar: revenue that doesn't match what you expect, monthly figures that look odd compared to billing activity, or an income statement that feels hard to explain to anyone outside the business.

None of that is unusual. It's a structural problem with how most bookkeeping approaches subscription revenue — not a reflection of how well your business is doing.

Signs the current setup may not fit

  • Monthly revenue swings that follow billing cycles rather than subscription activity

  • Deferred revenue balance that's either missing or doesn't reconcile to active contracts

  • Difficulty explaining the income statement to a CFO, investor, or board without a long qualifier

  • Bookkeeper who handles the basics well but isn't familiar with ASC 606 or subscription-specific treatment

The Solution

Bookkeeping structured around how subscription revenue is earned

We don't adapt general bookkeeping to fit your model. We work from the subscription model outward — recognition policies first, chart of accounts second, then everything else follows from that foundation.

Recognition policy setup

We define how revenue is recognized across your contract types — monthly, annual, multi-year, and any hybrid structures — aligned to ASC 606.

Chart of accounts for SaaS

Deferred revenue, unbilled AR, and contract liabilities handled as first-class items — not afterthoughts bolted onto a generic structure.

Monthly close on schedule

Consistent close process each month — reconciliations done, balances confirmed, financials delivered without chasing.

Billing reconciliation

Your billing system and books stay in sync — upgrades, downgrades, cancellations, and prorations handled accurately each cycle.

Ongoing, predictable delivery

You get your financials on a set schedule each month — no following up, no waiting for numbers you need to make decisions.

Available to answer questions

When something comes up in your books you don't understand, you can ask and get a clear, plain-language answer.

The Experience

What working together actually looks like

There's no long handover period or complicated setup sprint. We move at a pace that makes sense for your stage.

01

We learn your setup

A focused conversation about your billing tool, contract types, and current books. Enough to understand the structure before touching anything.

02

We align recognition

Recognition policy and chart of accounts set up correctly for your model. If there are existing entries to clean up, we handle that as part of onboarding.

03

Monthly rhythm begins

Each month we close, reconcile, and deliver. You receive financials on schedule and can ask questions about anything you want clarified.

04

Your books stay current

As your billing and contracts evolve, the books follow. No need to re-explain how your model works every few months.

The Investment

$420 per month

A fixed monthly fee for ongoing bookkeeping with recognition handled correctly. No variable charges based on transaction volume, no surprises at month end.

For most SaaS businesses at an early or growth stage, this is meaningfully less than hiring even a part-time bookkeeper — and it comes with subscription-specific knowledge built in.

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What's included each month

  • Full bookkeeping for the period — categorised, coded, and reconciled

  • Revenue recognition applied correctly across all active subscriptions

  • Deferred revenue schedule maintained and reconciled to billing records

  • Bank reconciliation and accounts receivable tracking

  • P&L and balance sheet delivered on schedule after close

  • Access to ask questions about your books at any point during the month

The Approach

A methodology built around subscription revenue standards

Revenue recognition for subscription businesses is governed by ASC 606. The standard defines when and how revenue from customer contracts should be recorded — and it has real implications for how SaaS books should be structured.

ASC 606

Applied to your contracts

We identify performance obligations in your subscription agreements and recognize revenue as they're satisfied — correctly, period by period.

Monthly

Consistent close cadence

Books close on the same schedule each month. You can build planning and reporting cycles around it without wondering when your numbers will be ready.

Ongoing

Evolves with your model

As you add pricing tiers, change billing cycles, or introduce new products, the recognition approach updates to match — without starting from scratch.

Our Commitment

We start with a conversation, not a contract

Before anything is signed or paid, we have a short conversation about your setup and what you actually need. If this service is a good fit, we'll be clear about that. If something else would serve you better, we'll say so.

There's no pressure to commit based on a sales call. We'd rather you start with a clear picture of what working together would look like.

What you can count on

  • No-obligation initial conversation — ask anything you'd like
  • Clear scope before work begins — no surprises in what's covered
  • Honest about what we can and can't do for your situation
  • Fixed monthly pricing — no variable fees based on transaction count

Next Steps

Getting started is straightforward

No long intake forms or complex setup requirements. A short message is enough to begin.

01

Send us a message

Use the contact form on our homepage. A sentence or two about your setup is enough — we'll take it from there.

02

We have a short call

We spend 20–30 minutes understanding your billing structure, existing books, and what you'd like to have working clearly.

03

We confirm scope and begin

If it's a fit, we confirm what we'll do and get started on setup. First close typically happens within the same month.

Ready to talk?

Let's see if this is the right fit for your business

A short conversation is usually enough to understand whether this service makes sense for where you are. No commitment required — just an honest discussion about what you need.

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