Loading organizations...

We make software for bookkeepers.
Double (formerly Keeper) has raised $6.5M across 1 funding round.
Double (formerly Keeper) was founded in 2020 by Ben Stein (Founder) and Kenny Song (Founder).
Double (formerly Keeper) has raised $6.5M in total across 1 funding round.
Double makes software to help bookkeepers manage their clients' back-office.
We write the same kind of software that venture-backed bookkeepers like Pilot write internally, but instead of doing bookkeeping, we sell that software to the 1.5M bookkeepers across the US.
Double (formerly Keeper) was founded in 2020 by Ben Stein (Founder) and Kenny Song (Founder).
Double (formerly Keeper) has raised $6.5M in total across 1 funding round.
Double (formerly Keeper)'s investors include Sid K., Jack Altman, Mathilde Collin, Rahul Vohra, William Hockey, Y Combinator.
Key people at Double (formerly Keeper).
Double (formerly Keeper) builds practice management software specifically for bookkeepers and accounting firms. Their product integrates with QuickBooks and Xero to streamline month-end close processes, automate error detection, manage client communication, and track key performance indicators (KPIs). Double serves the approximately 1.5 million bookkeepers across the U.S., aiming to double their productivity, impact, and capacity by reducing manual drudgery and enabling higher-quality work with fewer errors[1][2][3][5].
The company has shown strong growth momentum since its founding in 2020, expanding from a simple month-end close tool to a comprehensive platform trusted by thousands of firms globally. It maintains a high customer satisfaction rating and regularly updates its software based on user feedback, emphasizing automation and ease of use to help accountants focus on judgment-intensive tasks[3][4][5].
Double was founded in 2020 by Ben Stein (CEO) and Kenny Song (CTO). Ben Stein brought experience from CFO and operations roles at startups and large companies like SpaceX and Amazon, while Kenny Song combined his passion for bookkeeping and software development. The idea emerged from their desire to build software that bookkeepers would actually enjoy using, addressing inefficiencies in the month-end close process[1][5].
The company gained early traction by joining Y Combinator’s Summer 2021 accelerator, which provided crucial resources and momentum. Their first customer onboarded in February 2021. The rebrand from Keeper to Double in 2025 was driven by a legal challenge but also aligned with their mission to help firms "double down" on capacity, quality, and client relationships, inspired by the principle of double-entry bookkeeping[1][2][5][6].
Double rides the wave of automation and digitization in accounting and bookkeeping, a sector traditionally burdened by manual, repetitive tasks. The timing is favorable due to increasing demand for cloud-based, integrated SaaS solutions that improve efficiency and accuracy in financial operations. By enabling bookkeepers to automate routine work and focus on higher-value activities, Double influences the broader ecosystem by raising standards for practice management software and accelerating the digital transformation of accounting firms[2][3][5].
Looking ahead, Double is poised to deepen automation capabilities and expand its suite of tools to further simplify accounting workflows. Trends such as AI-driven error detection, enhanced client collaboration platforms, and broader integration with financial software will likely shape its journey. As the company continues to grow, its influence may extend beyond bookkeeping into broader accounting practice management, helping firms scale their operations while maintaining quality and client relationships[5][6].
Double’s evolution from a niche month-end close tool to a comprehensive platform reflects its commitment to doubling the productivity and impact of bookkeepers, a mission that remains its guiding star as it navigates future growth.
Double (formerly Keeper) has raised $6.5M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $6.5M Double - Series A in December 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 11, 2025 | $6.5M Double - Series A | Sid K. | Jack Altman, Mathilde Collin, Rahul Vohra, William Hockey, Y Combinator |