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The Numbers Don't Lie

See exactly what you'll save over 12 years

Feature QuickBooks Online BizBooks Pro
Starting Monthly Price $38/mo ($456/yr) $25/mo ($299/yr)
Price Lock Guarantee ❌ No — increases annually ✅ 12 Years Locked
Multi-Currency Essentials tier or higher ($85/mo) ✅ All Plans
Multi-Company Separate subscription each ✅ Unlimited (Pro+)
Your Data Location Their cloud servers ✅ Your computer
Works Offline ❌ No ✅ Yes
Inventory Management Plus tier only ✅ All Plans
12-Year Total Cost* $11,000+ $3,588
Your 12-Year Savings → $7,400+

*QuickBooks prices verified 14 August 2026 against Intuit's published U.S. list rates, projected forward at 12%/yr — less than half what QuickBooks Online Plus actually rose during 2026. BizBooks Pro Basic at a locked $299/year.

Calculate Your Savings

Here's what switching from QuickBooks to BizBooks Pro saves you:

QuickBooks (12 years, with increases) -$11,000
BizBooks Pro Basic (12 years, locked rate) -$3,588
You Keep in Your Pocket $7,400+

Yes — your QuickBooks
data comes with you

It's the first thing everyone asks, so here is the straight answer. You don't hand us your company file. You export from QuickBooks, then import that file here — chart of accounts, customers, vendors and transaction history included.

Do this while QuickBooks still opens

The export has to be run from inside QuickBooks, so it needs a working installation. If your copy is tied to a computer that is failing, or you're on a version Intuit has stopped supporting, get the export onto a memory stick now and worry about the rest later. QuickBooks Desktop 2023 lost all support on 31 May 2026, and 2024 — the last non-Enterprise release — goes on 30 September 2027. An export you already have in hand cannot be taken away from you.

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Export from QuickBooks File → Utilities → Export → Lists to IIF Files, and a transaction report saved as CSV or Excel
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Import to BizBooks Pro Settings → Import → choose your file. Accounts are matched up for you and flagged where they need a decision
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Check it, then keep or undo Review the batch against your QuickBooks balances. If something looks wrong, roll the whole import back and redo it

About that .qbw file. Your books live in a .qbw company file, and no accounting product opens one directly — the format is Intuit's and it stays closed. That is why every route off QuickBooks, including Intuit's own move to QuickBooks Online, starts with an export. We take IIF, CSV, Excel, QIF, QFX and QBO.

How long it really takes. The export and import are quick. Checking the result against your old balances is the part that takes an evening, and it is worth doing properly — anyone who tells you a full set of books moves in five minutes is selling you something. Opening balances, reconciled bank history and a tidy chart of accounts are what make the first month painless.

Which versions work. Pro, Premier, Mac and Enterprise, going back to QuickBooks Desktop 2013 and older. IIF has barely changed in twenty years, which for once is useful. Stuck, or on something unusual? Send us the details — a real person answers, usually the same day.

Want the full inventory? We wrote up exactly what transfers out of a .qbw file and what stays behind — including the five things no migration brings with it, ours included.

Read the full import guide
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QuickBooks Import

Exported straight out of QuickBooks Desktop — Pro, Premier, Mac or Enterprise

IIF CSV / Excel QIF / QFX / QBO Chart of Accounts Customers & Vendors Transactions
Before You Assume Staying Is Safer

Moving to QuickBooks Online is also a migration — and it leaves things behind

The reason most people stay on QuickBooks is the belief that going online keeps their history and leaving loses it. Intuit's own documentation says otherwise. Its Desktop-to-Online conversion cannot carry any of the following:

Budgets Memorized transactions Invoice & other templates Sales orders Estimates Projects Attachments Payroll records

There is also a deadline: 60 days from the moment the QuickBooks Online account is created — not from when you start the migration — and files above 750,000 transaction lines can convert with discrepancies, inventory in particular.

We are not claiming to rescue budgets and memorised entries either — those get rebuilt on any platform. The point is narrower and it matters: whatever you do next is a migration. Desktop 2023 lost support on May 31, 2026 and Desktop 2024 loses it on September 30, 2027, so the question is not whether to move but where to land.

Read the full breakdown, sourced to Intuit →
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12
Year Price Lock

While QuickBooks Keeps Raising Prices...

QuickBooks Online raised its prices twice in 2026 — on May 1 and again on August 1. Plus went up 55% in eight months. We guarantee your rate stays the same for 12 years.

QuickBooks Online Plus — what happened in a single year

Early 2026
$90/mo
May 1, 2026
$110/mo
Aug 1, 2026
$140/mo
2037?
$??/mo

Advanced fared worse over the same period: $200 → $250 → $340/mo, a 70% rise. QuickBooks Desktop went up about 10% on February 1, and a single-user Desktop Pro Plus renewal moved from $999 to $1,149 a year — for software Intuit stopped selling to new customers back in September 2024.

BizBooks Pro: $299/year today = $299/year in 2037. Guaranteed.

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