Summary

QuickBooks is a business accounting and financial management software that helps businesses manage their finances, including invoicing, expense tracking, payroll, and reporting. It offers various plans tailored to different business sizes and needs, aiming to streamline financial operations and facilitate growth.

Features
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Must Have

2 of 5

Transparent Low Fees

Multi-Currency Account

Mid-Market Exchange Rate Transfers

Borderless Debit Card

Fast Transfer Execution

Other

9 of 10

Batch Payments

API Integration

Business Account Features

Invoice Creation

Spending Analytics

Mobile App

Regulatory Compliance

Multi-User Access

Customer Support

Real-Time Rate Alerts

Pricing
Subscription
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Simple Start

$3.50 monthly
  • 1 user
  • Maximize tax deductions
  • Automate transaction matching
  • Manage, organize, and pay bills
  • Send pay-enabled invoices

Essentials

$6.50 monthly
  • Everything in Simple Start
  • 3 users
  • Pay and e-file 1099s
  • Send recurring invoices

Plus

$9.90 monthly
Popular
  • Everything in Essentials
  • 5 users
  • Sell in multiple currencies
  • Create purchase orders
  • Keep track of your inventory
  • Make budgets

Advanced

$23.50 monthly
  • Everything in Plus
  • 25 users
  • Build custom reports
  • Automate workflows
  • Sync data with Excel
  • Create forecasts
  • Back up your data automatically
  • Auto-track fixed asset values
Rationale

QuickBooks is primarily an accounting software, not a cross-border payment and multi-currency banking platform like Wise. While it offers features like invoicing, payments, and multi-currency support, it does not focus on mid-market exchange rates for international transfers or provide a borderless debit card, which are core to Wise's offering. Its payment features are more geared towards domestic business transactions and payroll, rather than international money transfers at competitive exchange rates.