Serving St. Petersburg, FL
Bookkeeping for St. Petersburg small businesses
Monthly bookkeeping for St. Pete owners, from Central Avenue and the Edge District to the Warehouse Arts District and Kenwood.
Updated October 4, 2026
Service area · St. Petersburg, FL
Downtown and Central Avenue · Grand Central · Edge District · Warehouse Arts District · Kenwood · Old Northeast
In short
St. Pete has one of the strongest independent business scenes in Florida: studios, makers, breweries, agencies and online sellers. We keep their books current every month for a flat price, splitting payouts back into real income and fees, done remotely in their own software.
Local, and it shows
Why St. Petersburg businesses work with us
Owners here tend to be creative first and business people second. That's a strength, until the books are six months behind and the accountant is asking questions. We handle the monthly routine so the studio, shop or agency gets the attention instead.
Local knowledge
What's different about St. Petersburg
Central Avenue runs through a string of districts, Downtown, the Edge District and Grand Central, lined with independent shops, restaurants, fitness and yoga studios. The Warehouse Arts District adds working artists and makers. Many of them sell both in person and online, which means two sets of payouts and, often, sales tax on both.
Pinellas is a peninsula, and the 2024 storm surge reached homes and businesses that had never flooded before. Digital records, cloud bookkeeping and statements you can download again are the simplest protection there is.
Example: a yoga studio on Central Avenue
A two-room yoga studio sells memberships, class packs and a little retail through Mindbody, and pays ten instructors as contractors. Each month we split the Mindbody payouts by revenue stream, record instructor pay, and set aside the sales tax on retail. The owner sees that class packs, not memberships, are what's actually growing.
Illustrative example, not a client story.
Neighbourhoods
Areas we cover in and around St. Petersburg
The kind of business we see most in each part of town.
Downtown and Central Avenue
Independent shops, restaurants, galleries and offices.
Edge and Grand Central Districts
Boutiques, fitness studios, salons and breweries.
Warehouse Arts District
Working artists, makers and small manufacturers, often selling online too.
Kenwood and Old Northeast
Home-based consultants, designers and service businesses.
These are examples, not a boundary. We work remotely, so anywhere in Pinellas County is covered.
Where to start
Where St. Petersburg businesses usually start
Monthly bookkeeping
For studios and shops that want the monthly routine handled.
Read more →Cleanup and catch-up
For creative businesses whose books are a few seasons behind.
Read more →Bank reconciliations
For owners who enter their own transactions but want them verified.
Read more →Free cost estimator
Studios usually start at Moderate. Check yours.
Read more →Who we work with
Common St. Petersburg businesses we work with
Fitness studios
Mindbody or Glofox deposits, memberships, class packs, instructor pay.
Read more →Salons and spas
Square or Vagaro deposits, tips, retail sales tax, booth rent.
Read more →Agencies
Retainers, contractors, client ad spend and a pile of subscriptions.
Read more →Shopify and Amazon sellers
Marketplace payouts net of fees, inventory, refunds and reserves.
Read more →Questions
St. Petersburg FAQ
Do you work with studios and salons in St. Pete?
Yes. We split booking-software deposits into memberships, packs, retail and tips. See fitness studios.
I sell at markets and online. Can you handle both?
Yes. Each sales channel gets its own clearing account so nothing gets double-counted.
Do you meet in person in St. Petersburg?
We work remotely, starting with a free 30-minute review call.
What does bookkeeping cost in St. Pete?
Flat monthly prices from $200 to $800 and up, set after the review.
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