Clear Books

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What is Clear Books?

UK bookkeeping and accounting software with dedicated sole-trader and property plans, plus broader Small, Medium and Large business packages.

Clear Books

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See the vendor’s current capabilities, product information and plan details.

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Who should take a closer look?

UK sole traders, landlords and businesses choosing a plan for their actual entity and accounting workflow.

Explore the required features and plan before choosing.

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Clear Books features

Vendor-described capabilities; availability can depend on the plan.

Clear Books pricing considerations

Free plans for sole traders and property

Match the business type before comparing fees. Published GBP subscriptions add VAT; monthly, annual and two-year terms and promotional periods differ.

Dedicated Sole Trader Free and Property Free plans are listed. Small, Medium and Large business packages are paid; paid-plan trials are separate.

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What to check before choosing

Test the same sample work, confirm your required plan and check how to export your data before committing.

Clear Books FAQs

Does Clear Books have a free plan?

Dedicated Sole Trader Free and Property Free plans are listed. Small, Medium and Large business packages are paid; paid-plan trials are separate.

Who is Clear Books for?

UK sole traders, landlords and businesses choosing a plan for their actual entity and accounting workflow.

What should I compare before buying?

Check the tier that contains your essential features, confirm plan limits and compare the total quote with your own expected usage.