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A truly successful business is built on financial clarity.
The truth is, bookkeeping often falls behind other priorities, leaving many entrepreneurs feeling stressed, uncertain, and perpetually playing catch-up.
Bid farewell to year-end chaos and embrace bookkeeping, elevated.
At Mode Bookkeeping Studio, we provide refined, personalized bookkeeping services for female entrepreneurs in the service industry who value clarity, discretion, and confidence in their finances.
Founded by Melissa, a former salon owner with years of hands-on industry experience, Mode Bookkeeping Studio was created to support women who are ready to move beyond overwhelm and into intentional, informed growth. After owning and operating two successful salons, Melissa understands the financial complexity behind running a service-based business—and the power that comes from truly understanding your numbers.
Our approach is thoughtful and precise. We ensure your books are meticulously maintained each month, your financials are clear and organized, and you are prepared well in advance for tax season—without stress or last-minute scrambling.
When your financials are in order, you gain more than clean books. You gain the confidence to make strategic decisions, price your services with intention, and grow your business from a place of stability and insight.
Mode Bookkeeping Studio exists to remove financial stress so you can focus on what matters most—serving your clients, refining your craft, and expanding your business with clarity and ease.
This is bookkeeping, elevated.
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Bookkeeping. Elevated
At Mode Bookkeeping Studio, we believe in empowering business owners with the knowledge and skills to master bookkeeping.
You started your business to create freedom.
Financial stability.
A life on your terms.
But somewhere along the way, it became… overwhelming.
Running a service-based business is no small task. Between managing clients, marketing, and daily operations, your plate is already full.
And bookkeeping?
It quietly slips to the bottom of the list.
You’re unsure what you can actually write off.
The number in your bank account never quite matches your sales.
You’re not consistently paying yourself.
You’re not setting aside enough for taxes.
The IRS feels intimidating.
And tax season? Completely stressful.
Sound familiar?
You’re not alone — and it doesn’t have to stay this way.