Mercury Books

Free through 2026

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About Mercury Books

Mercury Books is accounting software that lives inside your Mercury account rather than syncing from it. Because the general ledger sits directly on top of your banking data, transactions categorize and reconcile as they happen instead of being rebuilt at month end. No CSV exports, no broken bank feeds, no reconciling two systems that disagree.Books is built for small businesses and it pairs with Mercury's invoicing, bill pay, and spend management so your entire financial picture stays in one place. Mercury Command handles the tedious parts in plain language, so you can categorize a batch of transactions or pull a spend breakdown by asking for it. When you're ready to bring in an accountant, we can connect you with a firm from our partner network.Free through 2026 then $35 per month.

What do you get with this perk?

Free Mercury Books through 2026

Rules

Mercury Books is available to Mercury business customers for $35/month. For customers who subscribe on or before Dec. 1, 2026, the subscription fee will be waived through Dec. 31, 2026. Customers who subscribe on or after Dec. 2, 2026 may receive a one-month subscription fee waiver. After the applicable promotional period ends, the $35 monthly subscription fee will automatically apply unless canceled. Bookkeeping services are not included with Mercury Books. Any bookkeeping services and related fees are subject to the customer's agreement with their bookkeeper. Additional terms may apply.

Disclosures

At Mercury, we’re all about getting you deals on the best tools for your startup. We do this with awesome perks, deals, and offers. Before you dive in, make sure you understand any applicable terms and conditions for accessing these perks.

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Disclaimers and footnotes

Mercury is a fintech company, not an FDIC-insured bank. Banking services provided through Choice Financial Group and Column N.A., Members FDIC. Deposit insurance covers the failure of an insured bank.