Profit First works. You've seen the results others get, but implementing it on your own feels overwhelming, and you're not sure where to start without throwing your cash flow into chaos.
Our Profit First Coaching Program is designed for ecommerce business owners by the our Founder and author of Profit First for Ecommerce, Cyndi Thomason. We have guided thousands who were ready to turn knowledge into action with a custom implementation plan that protects your cash flow while building consistent profitability.

Your familiarity with the Profit First money management program has been extremely helpful to us in assuring good cash flow to the right places. Great Profit First experience.
Profit First Coaching is a three-month program designed for implementing Profit First without the guesswork.
We analyze your financials through the Profit First lens.
We create your custom plan with minimal shock to your cash balances.
We guide you on how to monitor and adjust until you're ready to fly solo.
With expert guidance and a proven three-step process, you'll grow your cash and your business.
In our Profit First Coaching Program, your Profit Coach will guide you through a custom implementation with three steps: Build, Optimize, and Reward.
You'll have control over your cash allocation system, clarity on your profit targets, and be confident that you're keeping more of what you earn.

Before working with bookskeep as one of our Advisors, Jeremy owned an ecommerce business with his wife. In fact, several years ago, Jeremy was a client. As he worked with Cyndi to plan his corporate job exit and work full time in his business, he became committed to helping others grow their business and build the life they want. Jeremy now has over a decade of experience in ecommerce financial consulting and Profit First coaching. He's been there and knows what it takes to get your business back on track!
You want to focus on profit distributions and rewarding yourself as a business owner.
You’re in a vicious cycle of buying inventory, and selling and needing to replace inventory and never understanding where the cash goes.
You’re not sure how much money you have to spend on inventory, advertising and personnel.