Bookkeeping for interior designers.
Financial clarity for creative businesses.
Clean books, project profitability tracking, and design software integration — so you can stop worrying about your numbers and get back to your projects.
Works with the tools you already use.
Why Bryt
Your bookkeeper should know what a trade discount is.
Most bookkeepers see a furniture purchase and categorize it as an expense. They don't know the difference between a trade discount and a retail markup. They've never heard of a retainer deposit that shouldn't be booked as income.
We built Bryt because interior designers deserve a financial partner who understands how design businesses actually work. Project-based revenue. Product resale margins. The cash flow chaos of buying a $30,000 sofa before your client's check clears.
We speak your language because we learned it firsthand.
The designer's financial reality
68%
Can't name their most profitable project
Most designers track revenue but not project-level costs. The margin is a mystery.
$8,200
Average underbilled per year
Missed markups, uncaptured shipping costs, and untracked trade discounts add up fast.
15 hrs
Wasted on books every month
That's two full client meetings. Or a site visit. Or a weekend back.
What sets us apart
What you get that other bookkeepers don't offer.
Design software integration
We sync with Houzz Pro, Mydoma, Studio Designer, and DesignFiles. Your data flows into QBO correctly from day one.
$0
Surprise tax bills
We track your sales tax liability all year so April doesn't catch you off guard. Filing included at Growth tier and above.
Sales tax, handled
We track, prepare, and file your sales tax. You stop worrying about whether that custom drapery order was taxable.
Plain-English reporting
Your monthly financial snapshot tells you what happened, what it means, and what to watch next. In words you'd actually use.
Pricing
Simple pricing. No transaction caps.
Every plan includes a designer-specific chart of accounts, unlimited transactions, and a dedicated bookkeeper
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