Bookkeeping for Amazon & Walmart sellers

A normal month of books takes ten minutes. Tax season takes an afternoon.

BucketBooks reconciles your marketplace settlements into tax-form-ready books — every payout matched to its bank deposit — at a fraction of the usual bookkeeping stack.

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Settlement-matched books Tax-form-ready output Export anytime — even if you cancel
The problem

Your settlements, payouts, and fees never line up.

A payout isn't your revenue

One Amazon deposit is really gross sales minus a stack of fees. A general ledger books the deposit and calls it a day — so your sales and fees are quietly wrong.

Two tools, two bills

To fix it you bolt a settlement connector onto your ledger, pay for both, and still stitch the pieces together by hand each month.

Then tax season arrives

And none of it maps to a form. You're rebuilding a year of books in a spreadsheet the week before filing.

How it works

From bank connection to a filing-ready P&L, in three steps.

1

Connect your bank

Link your existing bank and card accounts securely through Plaid. Transactions flow in on a schedule — no switching banks, no CSV wrangling.

2

Import your settlements

Bring in your Amazon, Walmart, and eBay settlement reports. They become the source of truth for gross sales and fees — and every payout is matched to the bank deposit it landed in.

3

Get books that map to a form

Rules and AI sort everything into tax-form buckets. You get a grouped P&L, a Schedule C view, and a tax summary that ties out to the numbers underneath.

What you get

One tool that does the whole job — the right way.

Settlement reconciliation

Your source of truth. Gross sales and fees come from the settlement report, and each payout is reconciled to the matching bank deposit — so the money always ties out.

Tax-form-native output

A chart of accounts mapped to Schedule C and Forms 1120-S, 1120 and 1065. P&L, entity-aware tax summary, and an owner's-equity or basis roll-forward.

Books on autopilot

One Overview that leads with the few things that need you — and says "All caught up" when nothing does. A weekly "This week" summary keeps you current in minutes.

AI with guardrails

AI proposes a category and shows its reason — a label suggestion, never a number. It helps you sort faster; it never touches the math. You stay in control.

Own your books

One-click full export — a SQLite file plus CSVs — any time, on any plan. It keeps working even if your subscription lapses. No hostage, ever.

Works with your existing banks

No switching banks. Scheduled auto-sync, automatic backups, reconciliation, balances, and report exports — the whole loop runs on the accounts you already have.

Always in sync with your bank

The numbers on your reports are the numbers in your bank.

Because every settlement is reconciled to a real deposit, your P&L isn't an estimate — it's your actual money, grouped and mapped to the lines a tax pro expects.

  • Grouped subtotals — income, cost of goods, and expenses roll up the way a return reads.
  • Form-line mapping — Schedule C for sole props and single-member LLCs; 1120-S, 1120 or 1065 for other entities.
  • Traceable to the penny — click any number and follow it back to the transactions that made it.

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BucketBooks organizes your books — it doesn't compute taxes or give tax advice. Confirm numbers with your tax professional.
An honest comparison

One tool, instead of a stack — for about 60% less.

Sellers usually bolt a settlement connector onto a general ledger, or hand the whole thing to a done-for-you service. Here's how that stacks up.

BucketBooks
Business
QuickBooks + A2X
(two-tool stack)
Bench
(done-for-you)
Typical price$39/mo · $19 first year~$97–117/mo$189–599/mo
Settlement reconciliationBuilt inOnly via the A2X add-onDone for you (by their team)
Tax-form outputNativeIn QuickBooks, not the connectorTheir books, their format
You own your dataOne-click export, anytimeTwo exports, two toolsBench shut down in Dec 2024 and left customers locked out

A2X and Link My Books are settlement connectors, not a ledger — they still require QuickBooks or Xero on top. Sellerboard is profit analytics, with no books, reconciliation, or tax output. Prices are the providers' published ranges and change over time.

Trust & security

Your books are yours. Your data stays isolated.

  • Isolated & encrypted. Each account's books live in their own separate database, encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.
  • Read-only bank links. Bank connections go through Plaid. Payments run through Stripe — your card details never touch us.
  • Export anytime — even if you cancel. One-click full export keeps working on a lapsed plan. No hostage.
  • Organizes your books — not tax advice. BucketBooks doesn't compute taxes or file for you. Confirm numbers with your tax professional.

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Pricing

Simple pricing. Full access on day one.

Start on a 30-day free trial with no credit card — it grants full Business-level access. Pick a plan when you're ready. Annual is about two months free.

🎉 First-year launch pricing. New sign-ups through October 20, 2026; renews at the standard price after 12 paid months.
Solo
$19 $9/mo
First-year price · or $84/yr billed annually ($7/mo)

One channel, clean settlement-truth books and tax-form output. For the single-marketplace seller.

30-day free trial · no credit card. Cancel anytime. Export your books whenever you want — even after you cancel.

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Make a normal month take ten minutes.

Connect your bank, import your settlements, and let your books stay caught up — with output that's ready when tax season is.

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