Music shop bookkeeping
Bookkeeping Software Built Around How a Music Shop Earns
A music shop has four businesses inside it: retail, rentals, repairs, and lessons. Generic bookkeeping tools flatten all of it into one revenue line. Music Shop Suite keeps them separate, values your stock at real cost, and hands your accountant numbers that reconcile.
- Profit reported by sales, rentals, repairs and tuition
- Inventory valuation from real cost basis, including refurb
- Outstanding customer and school balances in one view
- Month-end P&L exported to CSV or PDF
- Committed supplier spend from open purchase orders
Four revenue lines, reported honestly
Rentals look like steady income until you count the repairs they generate. Lessons look small until you see the retained retail they pull in. Splitting revenue by line is the fastest way to find out which part of the shop deserves more of your week.
- Revenue and margin per line, per period
- Repair recovery on rental fleet visible separately
- Tuition income with outstanding family balances
Stock valued at what you actually paid
Cost basis follows the unit from purchase order or trade-in through refurbishment to sale, so inventory value is a real figure rather than an optimistic one.
Month-end without a spreadsheet rebuild
Pull the period P&L, the stock valuation, and the aged balances, export them, and send them on. No re-keying, no reconciling three systems that disagree.
- Period P&L export
- Inventory valuation export
- Aged customer balances
Numbers your accountant will accept
Every figure traces back to a document — an invoice, a work order, a rental agreement, a purchase order — so questions at year end have answers.
See the workbench before you sign up
Inventory, pricing, lesson bookings, and instrument lending all live in the same back-office dashboard — no separate apps, no re-keying between them.


Frequently asked
- Is this a replacement for my accountant's software?
- No. It is the shop-side ledger that produces clean, exportable numbers — sales, rentals, repairs, lessons, cost of goods — that your accountant or bookkeeping package can consume.
- Can I see profit by revenue line?
- Yes. Retail sales, rentals, repairs, and lesson tuition are reported separately so you can see which part of the shop actually pays the rent.
- How does inventory value get calculated?
- From the cost basis on each unit, including refurbishment costs, so stock valuation reflects what you actually spent rather than a list price.
- Can I export for month-end?
- Yes. Every report exports to CSV or PDF, including a period P&L, inventory valuation, and outstanding customer balances.
Keep exploring the workbench
Every part of the shop lives in one system. Follow the workflow closest to what you are trying to fix first.
- Best music store POS softwareHonest comparison of tills vs the back office.
- Lesson scheduling softwareRecurring slots, rooms, attendance, and make-ups.
- Lesson invoicingFamily billing, credits, and overdue tuition.
- Consignment softwareSplits, payouts, and days-on-floor aging.
- Shop accounting reportsMargin, revenue by line, and month-end numbers.
- Pricing — $49/monthOne plan, every module, no per-seat surprises.
Sign up today
Run your shop on one workbench — starting today.
$49/month, no contracts, no trial. Import your spreadsheet, invite your team, and have inventory, repairs, rentals, and lessons in one place tonight.