How Neo-Capital compares
Compare Neo-Capital with the software you use now. Each comparison explains where the other product is strong, where Neo-Capital is stronger, and what switching involves.
QuickBooks Online
Neo-Capital costs about half as much as QuickBooks Online or less, or you can buy it once and keep it. You can migrate your QuickBooks data when you switch.
Read the comparison Neo-Capital vsQuickBooks Desktop
Intuit stopped selling new QuickBooks Desktop Pro Plus and Premier Plus subscriptions in the US and is moving users to QuickBooks Online. Neo-Capital Desktop is a one-time purchase, and your books stay on your own computer.
Read the comparison Neo-Capital vsXero
Neo-Capital has no invoice or bill limits on its entry plan, covers more than one business on one subscription, and is also sold as a one-time purchase.
Read the comparison Neo-Capital vsFreshBooks
FreshBooks started as invoicing software. Neo-Capital is a full accounting system that also includes invoicing and time tracking.
Read the comparison Neo-Capital vsWave
Wave's basic plan is free, and Wave earns money from payment processing and its Pro plan. Neo-Capital Desktop costs $49 once.
Read the comparison Neo-Capital vsZoho Books
Zoho Books is part of a large suite of business apps. Neo-Capital focuses only on accounting.
Read the comparison Neo-Capital vsSage 50
Sage 50 is still desktop software, but it is now sold as a subscription. Neo-Capital Desktop runs on your own computer and is a one-time purchase.
Read the comparison Neo-Capital vsGnuCash
GnuCash is free, open-source accounting software. Neo-Capital Desktop also keeps your books on your computer, and it is built for running a US small business.
Read the comparison Neo-Capital vsManager.io
Manager's desktop edition is free and used around the world. Neo-Capital Desktop is built for US small businesses and their taxes.
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