AccountsIQ review

AccountsIQ lists an entry price of £250, and that figure is published rather than left to a sales call. The middle entry price across the brands compared here is €13.15, so AccountsIQ asks noticeably more than the typical accounting package on this site.

The free plan answer is a no, so £250 is the point where costs start. Free plans are split evenly across the brands compared here, with 51% offering one and 49% not, which places AccountsIQ among the ones charging from the first invoice.

The listed platform is ios. A business that runs its day on a desktop, or on a different mobile platform, will not find a matching app in that list, which is worth weighing against an entry price of £250.

Qonto starts at €9 and Accountable at €9.90, both far below AccountsIQ's £250. Billy opens at DKK 160. The gap is wide enough that the decision turns on what the higher fee buys rather than on the size of the opening invoice.

Ranked on price from, AccountsIQ comes 196 of 200 brands, so it sits at the expensive end of the field. The upper quartile of entry prices here is €29, and the £250 entry price is above it.

Small business dominates accounting software on this site, with 95.4% of the brands in this ranking aimed there and 17.7% at beginners. An entry price of £250 points at a trading business that has transactions to record.

AccountsIQ publishes one entry figure, £250. Across the brands compared here the median renewal price is €5.99 while the median introductory price is €2.99. Renewal sitting above the opening offer is common, so the second year figure is the one worth checking.