Tue 10 Nov 2026
Ledger · Issue 11

Automated bookkeeping for freelancers and small teams

Next month, the books close themselves.

Toss in your receipts; get clean books back. Hamper gathers receipts, bank feeds and invoices, sorts every expense, and reconciles in the background, so your accountant starts from a finished set.

Quietly keeping the books for teams at

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01 / Features

The bookkeeping that used to eat a weekend

Hamper does the filing, matching and checking. You handle the exceptions, which turn out to be a short list.

Auto-categorization

Categories that learn from your corrections

Recode a transaction once and Hamper applies the rule to every match, before and after. Anything it isn’t sure about waits in a review queue instead of in your ledger.

Receipt capture

Receipts that find their own transaction

Photograph a receipt, or forward it. OCR reads the merchant, date and total, then pins it to the matching bank line. A crumpled one works too.

Bank reconciliation

Reconciliation that runs when you don’t

Every night Hamper compares the ledger against your bank feeds. Duplicates, missing lines and odd amounts get a flag; everything else closes quietly.

Cash flow forecasts

A forecast you can push around

A rolling projection built from your actual books. Add a hire, drop a client, and watch the lowest point move before it happens.

02 / Setup

From shoebox to closed month

01

Connect

Link bank and card feeds, forward invoices to your Hamper address, or photograph a receipt. Everything lands in one inbox.

02

Correct

Spend a few minutes confirming the first week’s categories. Each correction becomes a rule, and the review queue shrinks fast.

03

Close

Reconciliation runs in the background. When the month ends the reports are already current, and your accountant gets a link instead of a folder.

03 / Integrations

Works with your favorite tools

Push exports to Xero, route alerts through Make, post a note in Discord when a month closes. Hamper fits around the tools you already have open.

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04 / Plans

Priced by the year, sized to the team

Every plan bills annually. Solo suits one person with a couple of bank accounts; Firm is for anyone keeping other people’s books.

Solo

Plan 01

One person, one ledger.

$109/yr

Billed annually · about $9.08 a month

  • 1 user
  • Up to 2 connected bank accounts
  • Automatic expense categorization
  • Receipt scanning via mobile app
Get Solo

Practice

Plan 02

A small team and its books.

$219/yr

Billed annually · about $18.25 a month

  • Up to 5 users
  • Unlimited bank and card connections
  • Automated monthly reconciliation
  • Invoice tracking and reminders
Get Practice

Firm

Most popular

For anyone keeping other people’s books.

$329/yr

Billed annually · about $27.42 a month

  • Unlimited users and client workspaces
  • Tax-prep export (1099s, Schedule C, VAT)
  • 12-month cash flow forecasting
  • Audit trail and role-based permissions
Get Firm

All three plans include the same categorization engine and the same nightly reconciliation. The difference is how many people and ledgers sit behind it.

05 / Notes

Short notes from people who file for a living

“Corrections stick. I recoded Tallow & Co. once in September and haven’t touched it since.”
— Maren O., Owner, Alder & Finch Design
“I photographed a crumpled receipt in a car park and it was attached to the right bank line before I’d started the engine.”
— Henrik V., Founder, Copper Kiln Ceramics
“My clients’ books used to arrive as a folder of PDFs and apologies. Now they arrive reconciled, with the odd ones flagged.”
— Odile R., Bookkeeper, Wren & Tally Accounting

06 / Close the month

Spend the first of the month on something else.

Plans start at $109 a year. Connect a bank account and the backlog sorts itself.

Choose your plan

Tax-ready reports

Ready on any day of the year

Three plans, one price each

Solo $109 / yr Practice $219 / yr Firm $329 / yr