I'm a one-person shop. Is YetiBooks a fit?

Yes. Our Olympus plan is built for businesses under $400K in revenue, one-person shops included.

How do I get receipts to you?

When you swipe, Yeti texts within minutes to ask what it was for, and you reply with a photo of the receipt. Texts are opt-in, and you can upload receipts instead.

Can you help me separate business and personal spending?

Yes. We set up the right accounts, clean up past mixing and keep anything personal out of your business numbers.

What should I be paying myself?

Your specialist works that out from your margin and cash, so you get paid on a schedule instead of from whatever's left.

Handyman books and coaching

Small jobs can add up to good money.

You reply to Yeti with a photo of the receipt, and we do the rest of the books, the taxes and the payroll. Then we coach you on minimums, trip charges and your own pay.

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Cost of goods

Handyman

Take these out of revenue and what's left is your gross margin.

Materials and hardware
Field labor
Subcontractors
Equipment rental
Disposal fees

Free · 30 minutes

Book your profit call

Thirty minutes on how the business runs. You'll leave knowing what your books need and what it costs.

On the call, we'll cover:

How the business runs today: trucks, crews, software
What your numbers are telling you, and what they aren't
Which plan fits, with the price before you decide

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The problem

Twenty small jobs a week, twenty receipts to lose.

Every quick run to the hardware store is another receipt, and every receipt is a place for money to slip. By Friday, nobody knows what the week earned.

A receipt on every job
Hardware store runs add up fast, and a shoebox at tax time is how deductions go missing.
Small jobs that don't cover the drive
Drive time, trip charges and minimums decide whether a $250 job pays.
One card for the business and the house
Plenty of handyman businesses start on one card and one truck. Mixed spending hides your profit and makes your deductions harder to defend.

Handyman leveling a door frame — Handyman

The big questions

Is a $250 job worth the drive?
Where did the receipts go?
What can I pay myself?
Should I raise my minimum?
Time for a second tech?

Coaching

Your minimum charge comes first.

Your specialist works out what a trip costs you, then checks whether your minimum and trip charge cover it. The homework fits between jobs.

Pricing: Minimums and trip charges set by what a visit costs you.
Labor: Your hours and your helper's, against what each day brings in.
Materials: Hardware runs matched to jobs, with the parts markup you meant to charge.
Marketing: Which lead services and referrals send the work you want, and what each one costs.
Overhead: The truck, tools and insurance, compared with other handyman businesses.

Software we work in: Jobber · Housecall Pro · QuickBooks Online · Dext

Numbers to watch

Handyman

Average ticket: Small jobs only work when the average keeps rising.
Jobs completed per week: Your capacity, and the case for a second tech.
Materials as a share of revenue: Catches jobs where the parts markup went missing.
Owner pay: What the business can pay you, month by month.

How it starts

3 steps to more profit per truck.

30 minutes · Free
Book a profit call
Tell us how the business runs and what you want to know. You'll leave knowing what your books need and what it costs.
About 2 weeks
We clean up and connect
We catch up your books and connect your bank, payroll, field software and marketing numbers. Your six-week course starts in your inbox.
Ongoing
Get your coaching
Your specialist walks you through the numbers and tells you what to change. Your first action plan lands inside 30 days.