Booke AI is an AI bookkeeper that works inside QuickBooks Online and Xero (the site also mentions Zoho Books). It handles the routine part of the job: reviewing bank feed transactions every day, categorizing them, matching them to bills, invoices and receipts, and preparing them for reconciliation.
It is built for small businesses that want their books kept current, and for bookkeeping and accounting firms that manage many clients. Each client gets its own separate AI Brain, and the site states that data is not shared across clients.
How it works
Invite Booke AI to QuickBooks Online, or connect Xero.
Each day, Booke reviews new bank feed transactions and categorizes them using transaction context and up to two years of history.
It matches payments to bills, invoices and receipts, including split transactions and multi-invoice payments, and reads documents with OCR.
When a document is missing, it can request it. Low-confidence items go to your team for review, and the approvals and corrections feed back into future automation.
Pricing
The AI Bookkeeper for a business is $129 per business per month. The version for accounting firms adds multi-client management, a white-label client experience and priority onboarding, and its price is given on request. The pricing page lists no free plan and no free trial.
Pros and cons
Pros
Shows the reasoning behind each suggestion and the past transactions that influenced it.
Custom thresholds and rules, plus an audit trail on exceptions.
Separate AI Brain per client, with no cross-client data sharing.
Monthly reports comparing AI-handled work with team work.
Cons
No free plan or free trial is listed, and firm pricing is by request.
It is aimed at keeping books in QuickBooks Online or Xero, so it does not fit other accounting software.
The $129 price is per business, so costs add up for a firm with many clients until you get a custom quote.
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