New Bookkeeping Website for Online Sellers
We’re Seller Ledger and we’re here to automate bookkeeping for online sellers.
Why a new bookkeeping website?
Hi, this is Kevin. I was the founding CEO of Outright.com, a bookkeeping website for online sellers that eventually became GoDaddy Bookkeeping. As many of you are painfully aware, GoDaddy Bookkeeping was shut down mid-year in 2022. We were not happy with the demise of something we had worked so hard to create.
We then looked at the market to see what alternatives existed and if folks were happy with those solutions. Turns out, not so much. So, we started reaching out to sellers to see if there might be interest in a new bookkeeping website for online sellers. The response was very positive.
So, in a rapid sprint, we’ve put forth a new product called Seller Ledger to fill the gap in the market. Our initial focus has been on eBay sellers, with plans to add additional marketplaces and sales channels soon. With the help of a tremendous group of initial customers/alpha testers, we’ve built and launched a first version of the product.
What Seller Ledger does
Our product helps automate your eBay bookkeeping in 3 easy steps:
1. Import your sales and fee history
Connect your eBay account to Seller Ledger and we will pull in your transaction history every 3 hours.
2. Generate real-time profit and tax reports
We categorize all of your transaction details, including shipping amounts collected and fees charged, showing you an up-to-date profit and loss report as well as a pre-populated Schedule C tax summary.
3. Manually enter other transactions
To complete your financial picture, simply add business transactions we don’t know about, like the cost of items you sold, off-marketplace sales and even mileage expenses.
We’re keeping Seller Ledger free for the time being, as we continue to add features and functionality. During this time, we encourage prospective customers to reach out to us directly.