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FreeAgent vs QuickFile

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FreeAgent

8.2#1 in accounting apisFree plan
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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QuickFile

7.2#31 in bookkeeping softwareFrom £15 a year
Free planAndroidiOS
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FreeAgent plans

  • Sole trader£10 a month
  • Partnership or LLP£19 a month
  • Limited company£33 a month
  • FreeFree
  • Bank-account-funded accountFree
  • Eligible bank-account planFree

QuickFile plans

  • Free (XS)Free
  • Paid (S–XL)£60 a year
  • Automated Bank Feeds£15 a year

Pick FreeAgent if…

FreeAgent is aimed at small businesses, accountants, and bookkeepers managing accounts, invoices, expenses, or tax tasks. Its mobile apps may suit users who want to record expenses, track time, or manage invoices on iOS or Android.

Pick QuickFile if…

QuickFile suits people who want accounting access on Android or iOS and need invoices, receipt capture, or reconciliation. The free plan may suit accounts with up to 200 ledger entries; larger accounts fall under the paid plan.

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