QuickBooks is an amazingly priced solution since it's a very cheap product, making it so good for small organizations since you can get a lot out of it without paying a large amount.

The price of QuickBooks is reasonable. You get what pay for and you get pretty good performance for the price, but the scalability is very limited.

It used to be very inexpensive. They're trying to catch up with more expensive platforms, so they switched to a subscription model, which makes it even more expensive. Its pricing structure changed dramatically.

Regarding pricing, QuickBooks needs to make its point-of-sale system more affordable to onboard more small businesses. Many retail stores need a retail ERP, and QuickBooks POS is a good option. The pricing is a barrier for some businesses. If QuickBooks offered a more affordable package, it would be easier for businesses to choose QuickBooks POS and get the benefits of a retail ERP. It also gives you discounts.

I would rate Quickbooks' pricing a ten, on a scale of one to ten, with one being expensive and ten being affordable. It is super affordable.

If you are not familiar with accounting, you should partner with a QuickBooks consultant because most likely your frustrations with the system are going to be based on your lack of knowledge of how to build the processes. If you partner with an expert to set up the process, you will have a much better experience.

The tool's pricing is extremely reasonable.

It is relatively expensive. While certain software options like Zoom and Zero have limitations, clients are comfortable with these limitations given their lower costs.

QuickBooks offers various pricing options starting at around thirteen dollars per month for the basic package. The cost increases depending on the features and user requirements. They have different packages, with varying levels of functionality. The pricing is considered reasonable and reflects the value provided, falling neither in the extremely expensive nor very cheap category.

The price point is higher because you are paying for a whole year in advance. They recently moved to subscription pricing.

We did not have to pay annually before which used to be one of the benefits that people had from buying QuickBooks Desktop, they could purchase it and it would last for a couple of years and now it doesn't. However, everything is moving to a subscription model. If it is a subscription model then the option to pay for it monthly should be given as well. At least that is the feedback that I am receiving from people when I talk to them about the pricing.

For small to medium businesses, I rate the price of QuickBooks Desktop a four out of ten. The price is high when you are starting out. If you need the inventory module then you will need QuickBooks Desktop until they fix their other version.

a three. It's a pretty large expense to come out one time every year. And if you're just starting out and you need the inventory piece, and see, that's where I end up kind of having that problem is that if you need the inventory piece, you really do need to use QuickBooks Desktop until they get that fixed. And so that's a high price to pay for that one specific capability.

The pricing is quite cheap. They are very affordable. I'd rate pricing nine out of ten in terms of how inexpensive it is. 

The price is reasonable and can be bought in-store or online. The number of licenses needed is based on the number of people you will have working simultaneously.

It is a bit on the high side, but it is affordable.

The software is not cheap, but is fairly affordable and worth the cost. Its actually the top choice for any accounting tasks, and is easy to set up and start using on the go.

Just buy it online and download it there. If you are a smaller business and one person does everything, maybe try the subscription-based online version.