The most widely used small business accounting software in the US.
Best for: Small businesses and their accountants, especially in the US.
- Invoicing and payments
- Bank feeds and reconciliation
- Expenses and receipts
- Reports
Accounting software records income and expenses, sends invoices, reconciles bank accounts and produces reports for taxes. Small businesses need simplicity; growing companies need multi-entity support and deeper reporting.
11 tools compared. Top picks first, then alphabetical. No paid placements.
The most widely used small business accounting software in the US.
Best for: Small businesses and their accountants, especially in the US.
Accounts payable and receivable automation for businesses.
Best for: Businesses that want to automate paying bills and collecting payments.
Receipt scanning and expense reports.
Best for: Businesses whose staff submit expenses.
Invoicing-first accounting for freelancers and service businesses.
Best for: Freelancers, consultants and service businesses.
Cloud ERP covering accounting, inventory, CRM and more.
Best for: Mid-size and larger businesses that need a full ERP.
Corporate cards and spend management with automated expenses.
Best for: US businesses that want cards, expenses and bill pay in one place.
Cloud financial management for mid-size companies.
Best for: Growing companies that have outgrown small business accounting.
Free accounting and invoicing for very small businesses.
Best for: Solo entrepreneurs and micro businesses in the US and Canada.
Cloud accounting popular in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
Best for: Small businesses that want clean, cloud-first accounting.
Affordable accounting with automation, part of Zoho.
Best for: Small businesses wanting features at a low price.
Time tracking with invoicing and expenses.
Best for: Agencies and consultants who invoice for time.