Keeper
AI Client Communication
Client communication and uncategorised-transaction chasing for bookkeepers.
Custom
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Keeper vs Client Hub
Both Keeper and Client Hub sit in AI Client Communication, and firms regularly shortlist them together. They are not interchangeable: Keeper is aimed at bookkeeping firms with many clients, while Client Hub is built for bookkeeping practices. Keeper does not publish a public price, and Client Hub does not publish a public price.
| Feature | Keeper | Client Hub |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Bookkeeping firms with many clients | Bookkeeping practices |
| Starting price | Custom | Custom |
| Pricing model | Per-client subscription | Custom |
| Free plan | No | No |
| Free trial | Yes | Yes |
| Category | AI Client Communication | AI Client Communication |
| Our rating | 4.4 / 5 | 4.1 / 5 |
| Visit Keeper | Visit Client Hub |
The verdict
Choose Keeper if
- You need bookkeeping firms with many clients
- Directly targets the biggest bookkeeping time sink
- Plain-English client questions get better response rates
Choose Client Hub if
- You need bookkeeping practices
- Portal and workflow in one
- Handles transaction queries
What to watch either way
- Keeper: Requires QuickBooks or Xero underneath
- Client Hub: Overlaps with tools you may already run
Testing them
Keeper offers a free trial, and Client Hub offers a free trial. Whichever you trial, run it on your messiest real documents rather than a clean demo file — that is where the difference between these two actually shows up.
Client Hub
AI Client Communication
Client portal and workflow with uncategorised-transaction queries.
Custom
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