Switch from Xendoo to ProAdvisor-led bookkeeping
Switching from Xendoo: what to check, what to request, how the books carry on.
Xendoo says its clients own the software their books live in, which keeps a switch simple. Here is what Xendoo’s own pages say, read September 28, 2026, what to request before your notice runs out, and how TechBrot picks the books up in your own QuickBooks® file.
What you can check before you sign
- Fixed fee, written first
- Your own QuickBooks file
- No hourly billing
Before leaving Xendoo, note what its own FAQ says: “There are no annual contracts. You can cancel with a 30-day notice.” Confirm your QuickBooks Online or Xero file is in your name, request the last reconciliations and any open items, then give notice. TechBrot picks the books up in your own QuickBooks Online file on a written fixed-fee scope.


Certifications · Current certifications held by TechBrot’s senior reviewer: Intuit QuickBooks Certification Level 2 and QuickBooks Workforce Certification — verification on request. Intuit’s ProAdvisor program becomes Intuit ProPartner Accountants in early 2027; the certifications continue.
What Xendoo’s own pages say.
Quoted from Xendoo’s own pages, read September 28, 2026. Your own terms govern; check them.
Contracts and cancellation
“There are no annual contracts. You can cancel with a 30-day notice.”Your software and data
“You own the software. If you ever decide to leave Xendoo, you can take your data with you!”Platforms
“We work with both QuickBooks Online and Xero.”Catch-up refunds
Its terms state that for catch-up work “no refunds will be issued once the work has been completed and delivered.”Price basis
Its pricing page tiers plans by monthly expenses: Essential $395/mo for up to $50K in monthly expenses, Growth $695/mo up to $75K, Scale $995/mo up to $125K, with lower rates for annual billing.Sources, read 2026-09-28:Xendoo: pricing · Xendoo: FAQ · Xendoo: terms and conditions.
Picking the books up where they are.
- STEP 1
Discovery call
Free, 30 minutes: your file, how current it is, and your notice date. - STEP 2
Written scope
A fixed-fee scope for the takeover within 3 business days, including any catch-up the file needs. - STEP 3
Accountant access
You add TechBrot as an accountant user on your own QuickBooks Online file. If your books are in Xero, the scope covers the move to QuickBooks Online. - STEP 4
Verify the handover
Every account reconciled to its statement at the handover date before new work starts. - STEP 5
Monthly from there
Monthly bookkeeping on a written fixed fee, reviewed by a Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor before delivery.
What to request before the last day.
- Confirm the QuickBooks Online or Xero subscription is in your name and that you are its primary admin.
- The last month closed and reconciled, and the reconciliation reports for each account.
- Any open items, adjustments or catch-up work in progress.
- Payroll and sales-tax records, if those were handled for you.
- Your 30-day notice, dated, in writing.
What the switch costs at TechBrot.
Monthly bookkeeping is published at $500–$2,500+/mo, fixed fee against a written scope; TechBrot prices on the written scope, not on tiers of your monthly expenses. The full side-by-side is on TechBrot vs Xendoo.
TechBrot is independent and not affiliated with Xendoo or Intuit Inc. Figures about Xendoo are quoted from its own pages as read on the date above.
Questions about leaving Xendoo.
How much notice does Xendoo need?
Its FAQ says you can cancel with a 30-day notice and that there are no annual contracts. Check the terms you signed up under.
Will TechBrot work in my existing QuickBooks Online file?
Yes. You add TechBrot as an accountant user; the books carry on in the same file.
What does TechBrot do first?
Reconciles every account to its statement at the handover date, so the takeover starts from verified balances.
How much does TechBrot cost?
Monthly bookkeeping is published at $500–$2,500+/mo, fixed fee against a written scope.
Get a written scope for the takeover.
Tell us where the books stand. We’ll tell you which engagement fits, if any.
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