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Gideon Keep

Pricing

Cheap enough that you never reconsider it.

Keep is inexpensive continuity infrastructure, not a high-margin storage subscription. The reaction we are after is: for $20 or $80 a year, why would I throw away my accumulated tax continuity?

Individual Keep

$20a year

Renews automatically. Cancel any time; export first.

Form 1040 continuity for a person or a household.

  • Identity, spouse and dependents, addresses with effective dates
  • Employers, brokers, lenders and other recurring relationships
  • W-2, 1099, 1098, K-1 and prior returns — original, reading, and confirmation
  • Carryforwards with history, the adoption credit explicitly included
  • Filing history, elections and basis where they matter
  • Bidirectional exchange with Gideon Tax
  • Documented export of everything, documents included

Business Keep

$80a year

Renews automatically. Cancel any time; export first.

Business tax continuity across every return the business files.

  • Entity records: EIN, type, formation, owners, addresses with history
  • Business income tax facts and attributes: NOLs, credits, basis, at-risk
  • Employment tax history and employee relationships
  • Excise tax: vehicles by VIN with status and history
  • Information returns: contractors and vendors as reusable records
  • Assets and depreciation with provenance
  • Bidirectional exchange with Gideon Tax, documented export of everything

The subscription pays for

  • software
  • storage
  • structured tax data
  • automated continuity
  • document processing
  • automated verification workflows
  • product features
  • reasonable product support

It does not include

  • human tax preparation
  • tax research or consulting
  • bookkeeping or reconciliation
  • manual data-entry work
  • tax, legal or financial advice

Human professional services stay separately priced. The product is not designed around extensive human labor hiding inside a $20 or $80 subscription — that is how the price stays honest.

Why the price is what it is

You are not paying for bytes.

The raw number of bytes stored is not the value. The value is structured tax knowledge, verified current-year information, year-to-year continuity, reusable relationships, persistent attributes, carryforward tracking, document association, provenance, audit history, interoperability, reduced repetitive entry, easier preparation — and, eventually, returns that mostly prepare themselves.

The plan is for Gideon Tax to become free as its development costs are recovered. Keep is the part that stays paid: the continuity layer, priced so that it is never the thing you cut. If Keep ever fails to be worth $20 or $80 a year, the right answer is to fix Keep, not to raise the price.

Two prices. No tiers within tiers.

Individual Keep $20 a year, Business Keep $80 a year. Join the waitlist for the one you need.