SaaS & B2B Tools · Mid-range
QuickBooks
Smart tools for your small business
BrandCompare score
4.3/5 across 95,000 reviews analysed
Who is QuickBooks for?
About QuickBooks
QuickBooks is the leading accounting software for small businesses. Part of Intuit, it handles invoicing, expense tracking, payroll, and financial reporting. The standard for small business accounting in the US.
Scores by dimension
Editorial assessments on a 0–100 scale, weighted by how much each dimension matters in this category.
Features & Functionality
Breadth and depth of features, customization options
Ease of Use
User interface, learning curve, onboarding experience
Integrations
Third-party app connections, API quality, ecosystem
Pricing & Value
Cost effectiveness, pricing transparency, ROI
Customer Support
Response time, documentation, community resources
Scalability
Growth capacity, enterprise features, performance at scale
Security & Compliance
Data protection, certifications (SOC2, GDPR), uptime
Scores are BrandCompare editorial ratings, not third-party user ratings. Weights per dimension are listed on the methodology page.
Pros and cons
Where it wins
- Industry standard
- Huge app ecosystem
- Excellent accountant support
- Good banking integration
- Mobile apps
- Payroll included
Where it falls short
- Gets expensive
- Complex pricing
- Support quality varies
- US-centric
- Can be overwhelming
Best for, and not for
Good fit
Poor fit
Popular products
QuickBooks Online
Accounting
QuickBooks Payroll
Payroll
QuickBooks Payments
Payments
Key facts and timeline
- 7M+ subscribers
- Market leader in SMB accounting
- Part of $180B Intuit
- Over 40 years old
Partnerships and positioning
Certifications
- SOC 2
- PCI DSS
Check the latest numbers on QuickBooks
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- Pricing & plans
- Official website
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