Keeper
by Keeper
AI write-off finder with a tax pro who files your return
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Keeper's AI analyzes your return for missed opportunities, tracks deductible transactions when you link a bank account, and answers tax questions, while a tax pro reviews and signs every return. Plans run $199 per year for W2 employees and sole proprietors, $399 for complex situations such as LLCs and rental properties, and $1,199 for S-Corps and partnerships. The vendor offers a 14-day free trial, accuracy and maximum refund guarantees, and it is an IRS authorized e-File provider, but the price is well above DIY software.
Our verdict
A strong fit for self-employed filers who want an AI-assisted workflow with a human signing off. For simple returns the annual price is hard to justify.
Best for
Freelancers and self-employed people who want AI-found deductions and a human to file.
Avoid if
You have a simple W2 return and want the cheapest option.
Pros
- Human tax pro signs every return
- AI finds write-offs from linked transactions
- Published accuracy and maximum refund guarantees
Cons
- Starts at $199 per year, above DIY software
- Mobile apps listed for iOS and Android only
- Tier depends on your tax complexity
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
How much does Keeper cost?
The site lists Standard at $199 per year, Premium at $399 per year and Business at $1,199 per year.
Does a human review my return?
Yes. The vendor says every return is reviewed and signed by a tax pro, from a network of CPAs and IRS Enrolled Agents.
Is there a free trial?
The site says you can try Keeper free for 14 days.