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Operate smarter. Grow Boldr.

Get your Sundays back.
And your business with them.

Picture the first month you don't open QuickBooks once. The books are current, the numbers make sense, and you already know which jobs made money — because someone hands you that answer before you go looking.

Then picture the manager you've been putting off hiring, quietly handled.

Bookkeeping from $375/month · Fractional operations from $3,000 · No annual contract

Your weekNo. 001
Sunday night in QuickBooks3.5 hrs
Chasing down receipts2.0 hrs
Running payroll2.5 hrs
"Where did the money go?"1.5 hrs
Fixing last month's mess2.0 hrs
Back on your calendar11.5 hrs
YOURS

Illustrative — a typical week for an owner still doing their own books.

11.5 hrs
Back in your week
By the 15th
Closed, every month
One person
By name, start to finish
No lock-in
Books are month to month
Six months from now

Same business. You get your Sundays back.

Nothing about the work you do changes. What changes is how much of it lands on you, and how much of it you can finally see.

Where you are nowToday
MONYou find out how last month went halfway through this one.
WEDA customer asks about a job from March and you dig through three folders.
FRIPayroll takes the afternoon and you check it twice anyway.
SUNThe laptop comes out after dinner.
APRYour CPA bills extra to untangle a year of guesswork.
Where you'll beMonth 6
MONLast month closed on the 15th. You already read it.
WEDYou answer the March question in nine seconds, from the parking lot.
FRIPayroll ran. You didn't touch it.
SUNThe laptop stays closed. That's the whole point.
APRYour CPA gets clean books and bills you less for them.
Two ways to start

Start wherever the pain actually is.

Some owners come in through the books because that's what hurts today. Others start at the top because they already know the problem is bigger than the books. Neither door obligates you to the other.

The chore, gone

Bookkeeping & payroll

  • Closed by the 15th, every month
  • Payroll run in your system
  • A 5–8 minute video walking your numbers
  • Your CPA gets books that are already right
$375
per month · no contract
See how bookkeeping works
Help running the place

A right hand, two days a month

  • Somebody senior in your building, part time
  • In your team meetings, on the hook like an employee
  • The work side, the money side, or the people side
  • Three months to start, then month to month
$3,000
per month · two days in your shop
See how it works
What it costs

Real numbers. No "contact us for pricing."

One flat fee, the same every month, agreed before anything starts. No hourly billing on the monthly work, no surprise invoices, no annual contract.

Every plan, what's in it, and the honest line about who this isn't for — all on one page.

The short versionPer month
The Books — paperwork off your desk$375
Books + Read — and somebody reads them with you$650
Books + Payroll — the whole paperwork side gone$975
Books + Operator — plus a half day in your shop$1,750
Fractional Operator — a right hand, two days$3,000
Catch-up, if you're behind$65/hr

It's Sunday night. Where are you right now?

If the answer is the kitchen table with a laptop open, twenty minutes on the phone is enough to find out what this could look like instead.

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Questions owners actually ask

Straight answers.

Are you a CPA?

No, and you shouldn't have to guess. Boldr Enterprises LLC isn't a CPA firm — no tax preparation, no tax advice, no audit work. What you get is books clean enough that your CPA moves fast, which is usually the single biggest way to lower what they bill you.

Do you use AI to do the work?

Accounting software has automation built in — QuickBooks suggests categories and reads receipts, and that's true of every bookkeeper you'll talk to. The difference is what happens next. Every suggestion is reviewed by a person before it becomes your number. Software assists. Judgment doesn't get outsourced.

Is my financial information safe?

You keep ownership of every account. Access is read-only wherever the software allows, granted through accountant permissions in QuickBooks or your bank's own portal — never by handing over a password. You can revoke it yourself, any time.

Do you work outside Michigan?

Yes. Bookkeeping is remote work, and fractional operations runs remote or hybrid nationwide. West Michigan is home ground and where on-site days happen — being in the building is a feature when you're nearby, not a requirement.

A real registered companyBoldr Enterprises LLC
Read-only accessNever your passwords
One person, by nameNo queue, nothing offshore
Books month to monthLeave any time, books included
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Twenty minutes. Bring your worst number.

Tell us what's going on with the books and where the business feels stuck. You'll get a straight answer on whether this helps and exactly what it would cost. If it isn't the right fit, you'll hear that too.

admin@growboldr.com

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Curtis Lubbers, founder of Boldr Enterprises

You'll be talking to the person who'll actually do the work. Not a call center, not a sales rep, not somebody who hands you off after you sign.

Curtis Lubbers · Founder

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