For CPA firms
Priced per firm per tax season — not per gambler and not per hour. A client with fifteen sportsbooks costs your practice exactly what a client with two does, which is what makes a flat engagement fee safe to quote.
$499
per season
Up to 10 gambling clients
Solo practitioners and small practices testing gambling work as a service line.
$899
per season
Up to 20 gambling clients
Established practices with a recurring book of gambling clients each season.
$1,499
per season
Unlimited gambling clients
Firms where gambling clients are a core service line, not an exception.
For individual gamblers
If your firm isn't on LedgerWager yet, you can run your own TY2026 season and hand them a finished package. Priced by document volume, billed once — not a subscription.
$49
$129
one time · TY2026
Up to 3 sources, ~2,500 transactions
A season with up to 3 total sportsbooks and casino/poker site.
$149
$249
one time · TY2026
Up to 8 sources, ~15,000 transactions
Multi-book bettors and regular poker/DFS players.
$309
$449
one time · TY2026
Up to 15 sources, ~75,000 transactions
High-frequency bettors and advantage players with heavy volume.
$949
one time · TY2026
15+ sources, professional-level volume
For professional and semi-professional gamblers with heavy multi-source, multi-state activity. Flat rate for the full season, regardless of source count or volume — billed once, no recurring charge.
Founding Client Program — struck-through figures are standard pricing; current prices are launch pricing for our first clients in exchange for feedback and, optionally, a testimonial. On track with Koinly, CoinTracker, and CoinLedger — the closest equivalent for automated transaction reconciliation — which run $49–$599 one time per tax year depending on volume.
Not sure which side you're on?
If you prepare returns for other people, you want a firm plan. If you place the bets, you want an individual package — or ask your CPA to bring your engagement onto their plan.
Automated bookkeeping and document organization for gambling taxes — not a substitute for tax preparation. The engaged CPA reviews and files the final return.