Uplinq alternatives
Uplinq provides AI bookkeeping and tax for US small businesses, with US-based experts reviewing the AI's work. It keeps books current on its own ledger, works with QuickBooks, and offers catch-up bookkeeping, multi-entity books, tax filing and tax planning. Founded in 2020 and based in Scottsdale, Arizona, it serves more than 1,000 businesses, with bookkeeping plans from US$300 a month.
Business owners comparing it usually look at Kick and Collective, at Pilot, Zeni and Botkeeper for bookkeeping services, and at QuickBooks for keeping the books in-house.
What Uplinq does
Continuous bookkeeping on a cash or accrual basis, bookkeeping catch-up, multi-entity books, tax compliance and tax planning, done by AI and reviewed by US experts.
- Founded and HQ
- 2020; Scottsdale, Arizona
- Customers
- 1,000+ businesses
- Funding
- US$10m Series A, May 2025, led by Next Coast Ventures with AZ-VC and Live Oak Ventures; US$5.6m seed
- Pricing
- Bookkeeping from US$300 a month (Starter); Growth US$500; Scale US$750; Multi-entity custom
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How to choose
- Who will keep the books: the business itself, an accounting firm, or a service that does the bookkeeping for you?
- Does it file the taxes you need where you operate, such as VAT returns, sales tax or e-invoicing?
- Which banks, payroll and payment apps does it connect to today?
- Can your accountant work in it alongside you, and how is that priced per client?
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Common questions
What are the main alternatives to Uplinq?+
Kick and Collective are the closest alternatives for small business owners. Pilot, Zeni and Botkeeper run bookkeeping as a service, and QuickBooks suits businesses that keep their books in-house.
How much does Uplinq cost?+
Uplinq's bookkeeping plans start at US$300 a month for Starter, US$500 for Growth and US$750 for Scale. Multi-entity plans are priced individually, and tax filing and planning are added on.
Who has invested in Uplinq?+
Uplinq raised a US$10m Series A in May 2025, led by Next Coast Ventures with AZ-VC, Live Oak Ventures and existing investors, after a US$5.6m seed round.
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