SEO software for accountants

Be Found First on Google Maps

Show up where clients look now: on Google Maps, in Local Search, and in AI Search. One platform for the listing, the reviews, the posts and the rankings.

7 days free. The Google profile stays in the firm’s name.

+Accountancy practices across the UK

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Calls

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Map grid

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How it works

Connect. Optimise. Automate. Track.

Four moves. The listing gets finished, the routine keeps running, and you can see whether the town is finding the practice.

  1. 01

    Connect Your Profile

    Link the Google Business Profile for one office or the whole network. The listing stays in the firm’s name.

  2. 02

    Optimise with AI

    The audit finds the gaps. The wizard drafts the category, services, description and posts. You approve each change.

  3. 03

    Enable Automations

    Turn on the weekly Google post and the review replies. Set the voice, the speed, and which star ratings get an answer.

  4. 04

    Track Rankings & Enquiries

    The map grid shows where you appear. Calls, website clicks and direction requests show whether anyone acted.

Why practices call

The Listing Is Quiet. The Town Is Not.

The searches happen every week within a few miles of the office. If the Google Business Profile is unfinished, those searches go to someone else.

01

Invisible for Accountant Near Me

A local business searches. The map shows three firms. Yours is not one of them.

02

A Cheaper Firm Outranks You

They are not better accountants. Their listing is finished, and the reviews are answered.

03

The Agency Will Not Show the Work

Posts you never saw. Reviews still open. No map of where you actually rank.

What You Open on a Monday

The dashboard is the practice, not a marketing report. Completeness, the week’s schedule, and the keywords you actually want the phone to ring for.

  1. 1

    The listing

    Profile Completeness, Before the Debate

    A score for how finished the Google Business Profile is. If services, photos or the description are thin, you see it here instead of discovering it when a client cannot find you.

    Dashboard card showing Google Business Profile completeness.
  2. 2

    The enquiries

    Views and What People Did Next

    Profile views against calls, website clicks and direction requests. A busy chart of impressions is not the same as a phone that rang.

    Dashboard chart of profile views and customer interactions.
  3. 3

    This week

    What Is Already on the Schedule

    Posts due, reviews waiting, and the checks still open. The point of a Monday screen is knowing what the listing still needs, not building a slide.

    This week’s schedule on the AccountancyHQ dashboard.
  4. 4

    The searches

    The Keywords the Office Is Tracking

    Accountant near me, the town, and the services you want to be hired for. The snapshot sits next to the rank map, so a flattering search from reception is not the only number in the room.

    Target keywords shown on the dashboard.

The Four Numbers a Partner Asks For

These sit together on the dashboard for each office. None of them is a guess at fees won.

Profile Views

How often the listing was shown.

Website Clicks

People who left the listing for your site.

Phone Calls

The cleanest sign someone wanted a conversation.

Directions

People trying to find the door.

Managed, recommended

Most Practices Should Not Do This Themselves

Software only is there if you have someone who will actually run it. Managed is the path we recommend: our team audits, posts, replies and reports. One office is £348 a month.

Software for the Firm. Managed per Office.

One subscription. Then £249 on each location we run. Prices exclude VAT.

Worked Examples
Single Practice
£99 / month
1 location
+ £249 per location if managed
Subscribe
Multiple Practices
£199 / month
2–9 locations
+ £249 per location if managed
Subscribe
Accountancy Networks
£349 / month
10–29 locations
+ £249 per location if managed
Subscribe

Questions Practices Ask

Is this bookkeeping or tax software?

No. AccountancyHQ does not replace your ledger, your tax engine or your practice management system. It is local SEO software: the Google Business Profile, reviews, posts, citations and map rankings.

What does one managed office cost?

£99 for the software subscription, plus £249 for managed on that office. £348 a month, excluding VAT. The £249 is never the whole fee.

We have several offices. Is the subscription per office?

No. The subscription is for the firm. Two to nine offices are £199 a month in total. Managed, if you add it, is £249 for each office we run.

Who keeps the Google profile?

The practice. You connect the listing. You can see every edit, post and reply. If you stop, the profile stays yours.

See Your Town on the Map.

Twenty minutes. We look at your listing and the searches around your office. You leave with a clear fee.

From the practice

Once the Listing Is Actually Being Run

Example comments for the layout. Not client testimonials yet.

  • “We could see the gaps in the listing the same afternoon. Posts and review replies no longer sit in someone else’s inbox.”
    HWHelen WardManaging partner
  • “The map shows where we rank around the office. That is more useful than one number in an agency deck.”
    JOJames OkonkwoPartner
  • “I actually read the fortnightly note. Before this, I had no idea what was being posted in the firm’s name.”
    PSPriya ShahPractice manager