Multi-entity books
Personal and business stay siloed, with a roll-up that still tells the truth. License each entity monthly or yearly—add another when you open a new set of books.
Copper is multi-entity bookkeeping for people who run more than one set of books—personal, business, and everything in between. Start with one entity; add more when you need them.
One workspace for the register, invoices, and the bank—without losing the line items.
Personal and business stay siloed, with a roll-up that still tells the truth. License each entity monthly or yearly—add another when you open a new set of books.
Teach the app how you name things; it applies categories across past and future imports—your way, at scale.
Send invoices, take Stripe or PayPal, or share bank-transfer details. Customers pay in a portal with receipts and saved cards.
Monthly or yearly targets per category—compare plan to actuals from the same ledger.
Statement balance vs register—spot drift before it becomes a year-end project.
Bring statements from CSV, Excel, OFX/QFX, QIF, plain text, even PDFs or screenshots when configured—then review before anything hits your books. Optional Plaid or Teller sync keeps the register moving.
License, import, then invoice—you’re never guessing where you left off.
Choose monthly or yearly for your first entity, pay the invoice, and your account is created automatically.
Add accounts, upload files, or link a bank—your data lands in one structured place.
Send invoices, reconcile, and budget from the same books as life happens.
Two products, one credit pool. The 12-pack is a lower rate for prepaid entity-months — use them as 1×12, 2×6, or any mix.
$12.00 / entity-month
1 entity · 1 month. Optional auto-renew. Same credit pool as the 12-pack.
Start monthlyLower per-month rate
$120.00 / pack
12 entity-months prepaid (vs $144.00 monthly). One entity for a year, or two for six months — flex pool.
Buy 12-packEach owned entity uses one credit per calendar month. Buy more monthly entity-months, or more 12-packs.
Pay by card (Stripe or PayPal) or bank transfer. If credits run out, those entities pause after a short grace period—other licensed entities stay available.