Free for DPC owners

The DPC owner's reference shelf.

Calculators, guides, and templates we use with our own clients. No signup, no gate, nothing to fill out.

01Start here

Where is your practice today?

Three starting points. Pick the one that sounds like you.

Pre-launch

Still planning the leap

Work out whether the numbers hold up before you sign a lease, and get the setup sequence right the first time.

Cash runway calculator Pre-Launch Playbook →
Open and growing

Building the panel

Figure out what to charge and how many members it takes to cover overhead and pay yourself properly.

Membership pricing Panel break-even →
Established

Full panel, real complexity

Check whether your revenue is going where it should, and set a target worth planning toward.

Current allocation Revenue goal →
02Calculators

Six free tools, built for DPC.

Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. Each one runs in your browser and nothing you type is sent anywhere.

01

Membership Pricing

What each member needs to pay monthly to hit your income goal.

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02

Panel Break-Even

How many members cover overhead, and how many hit your goal.

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03

Cash Runway

How many months your cash lasts at your current burn.

Open calculator →
04

Revenue Goal

Back-solve the revenue and panel size behind the pay you want.

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05

Target Allocation

What share of revenue should go to profit, pay, reserves, and expenses.

Open calculator →
06

Current Allocation

Compare what you actually allocate against where you should be.

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Allocation targets follow Mike Michalowicz's published Profit First bands. They are a starting point, not gospel, and your DPC structure may warrant tuning.

03Guides and templates

Everything we use, free to take.

The same reference material we build for our own clients. No signup, no email required.

PDF · CSV · XLSX122 accounts

The DPC Chart of Accounts

The account structure we build for every practice we take on. Membership dues, deferred revenue, and payment processor clearing handled the way a DPC actually runs, not the way a generic small business does.

Platform neutral and free to adapt. Delete what you do not need and rename the rest to match how you operate.

PDF to read

The CSV imports straight into QuickBooks Online. Import parent accounts before subaccounts.

PDF197 pages

The DPC Pre-Launch Playbook

Everything we use to get a new DPC practice financially ready before day one. Entity and EIN, banking, the software stack, opening balances, and the numbers that tell you whether the model works before you sign a lease.

Written for the physician who has decided to open and wants the financial side handled in the right order.

Download the playbook

197 pages. Free, no signup, nothing to fill out.

PDF3 pages

Pre-Launch Financial Checklist

EIN, entity, banking, payroll, software stack. Sequenced and dated.

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PDF

Membership Revenue Recognition Guide

How monthly, annual, and prepaid dues should hit your books.

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PDF4 pages

DPC Expense Category Guide

Where every expense belongs, and the nine we correct most often. Bring it to your CPA.

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04Articles

From the blog.

Short pieces on the financial questions DPC owners actually ask.

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05FAQ

Common questions.

Do you only work with DPC practices?

Yes. We do not take generalist clients. Every workflow, template, and report we build is for DPC.

What if I am not in Texas?

We work with practices in any state. Everything is fully remote.

Do you prepare or file tax returns?

No, and that is on purpose. It is hard to do two things really well. So we do world class bookkeeping, and we partner with CPAs who are world class at tax. Your books arrive clean enough to file straight from, and if you need a CPA we are glad to introduce you to one we trust.

How fast can you onboard a new practice?

Typically two to three weeks. We do a kickoff call, take inventory, clean up the prior year if needed, and have you on a monthly cadence by the next close.

What does it cost?

Pricing depends on practice size and scope. We give a flat monthly quote on the discovery call, no hourly billing, no surprises.

Have a question these don't cover?

Apply and we will look at your actual numbers together.

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