QuickBooks and Xero workflows, month-end close, client collaboration and AI — without paying again every time you win a client.
Get a DemoCompare Client Hub vs. Double ↓Double, formerly Keeper, is a capable month-end close platform built around a two-way sync with the ledger.
Client Hub is full practice management for firms that want the close, the clients and the team in one system — at a price that does not move with your client list.
Double bills per connected client per month, with unlimited users. Their current published rates: Core $10, Plus $25, Scale $50 per client per month.
A working bookkeeper carries about 15 clients. Spread those across the three tiers — five simple, five mid, five complex — and one bookkeeper costs $425 a month, or $5,100 a year, before a single teammate is added.
Client Hub is $79 per user per month on Practice Manager Plus. That same bookkeeper costs $948 a year, with unlimited clients.
Assumes 15 clients per bookkeeper split evenly across Double's Core ($10), Plus ($25) and Scale ($50) tiers. Client Hub at Practice Manager Plus, $79/user/month annually, unlimited clients. Confirm current pricing on each site.
A ten-bookkeeper firm pays Double more than $50,000 a year. The same firm runs on Client Hub for under $10,000.
Takeaway: Double's bill grows every time you win a client. Ours does not.
Their flux analysis screen is a nine-column spreadsheet grid — two checkbox columns, Account, two month columns, Comments, Footnotes, Variance, Flux analysis — under a toolbar of seven more controls, with another AI panel overlaid.
A slim icon rail and four plain cards — Jobs, Pinned, Notes, Email. Jobs shows three items with a status chip, a task count and a date each. That is the screen.
Double can't do accountant-facing experience in a mobile app, it's just too complex. Client Hub firms are leveraging the convenience of the mobile app every day.
The difference shows up when you're training your staff. It is how many days they need to put in, before they can do the first useful thing.
Takeaway: Your team should be useful on day one, not after training.
Takeaway: Two good products that have broadly similar capabilities — but two very different bills.
Yes. Keeper rebranded to Double in October 2025 following a trademark dispute. Same company, same product.
Double charges per connected client per month — $10 on Core, $25 on Plus, $50 on Scale — with unlimited users. Client Hub charges per firm user, $59 or $79 per month annually, with unlimited clients. A firm of ten bookkeepers carrying 150 clients pays Double around $51,000 a year against under $10,000 for Client Hub.
Yes, with a genuine two-way sync, same as QuickBooks Online. Their Ask Double AI assistant, however, is documented as “currently available for QuickBooks clients only.”
No. Double's mobile app is built for clients — their documentation states that only Contacts can log in, so your staff cannot use it. Client Hub has a mobile app for your team as well as your clients.
Double is built around month-end close and file review rather than full practice management. Compare the workflows your firm runs every day — jobs, deadlines, client requests, documents and team collaboration — against what each system covers.
Month-end close and file review. Their transaction review reports, expense inconsistency detection against a year of history, automated accruals and AI journal entries are purpose-built and good. If close quality is your only problem, look at them seriously.
Our team guides you through setup and moving your clients across, and onboarding is included at no additional cost.
One screen your team understands on day one, a mobile app they can actually use, and a bill that does not grow every time you win a client. A typical ten-bookkeeper firm keeps over $40,000 a year.
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