The NeatMargin libraryUseful tools.
Room to grow.
Spreadsheets for the everyday decisions of a small business. Start with money records, then explore what we’re building for pricing and recurring costs.
Shop the $9.99 starter bundle ↗Available nowMoney in. Out.
Still owed.
The Business Money Starter Bundle includes income and expense tracking, invoice and payment tracking, and the integrated Money Kit. Blank files, worked examples and a PDF guide.

Excel files with Google Sheets import instructions. See the complete contents and compatibility on Etsy ↗
On the workbenchThe next useful questions.
These three tools are built and undergoing final application testing. Previews show the actual workbooks. Purchase links will appear after those checks are complete.

Preview · final testingService Quote & Job Profit
Labor, overhead, fees and discounts in one calculation.
- Suggested quote with target margin
- Optional quote override + profit warning
- Estimate vs actual job costs
- One job per saved workbook
Planned price $7.99 USD. Not yet available for purchase.

Preview · final testingCleaning Quote Planner
Room-by-room time estimates become a cost-based quote.
- 20 room / task lines
- Person-hours and crew duration
- Supplies, travel and overhead
- Actual time vs estimated time
Planned price $9.99 USD. Not yet available for purchase.

Preview · final testingBills & Subscription Planner
A clear list of business bills, due dates and cancellation windows.
- 200 bills / subscriptions
- Monthly + annualized run rate
- Entered bills due in next 30 days
- Cancellation notice dates
Planned price $3.99 USD. Not yet available for purchase.
A planned Quote & Bills bundle.
All three new tools together for $14.99 USD. Choose the general service calculator or the cleaning-specific workflow, then track recurring bills. The two calculators share a pricing method; they serve alternative workflows. The existing bookkeeping starter bundle is separate.
Not yet on sale A useful place to startA 30% markup
isn’t a 30% margin.
Understand the difference before setting a price.
Read the worked example ↗