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Libra Financial, QuickBooks or Xero?

QuickBooks and Xero are software. You set them up, you keep them up, and if you want help, you find it. Libra Financial is software with a CPA on your books, for one monthly price.

List prices checked [needs Dean: date]. Regular prices, not first-3-month promos. Sources below the table.

WhatLibra FinancialQuickBooks OnlineXero
A CPA on your booksIn every planBookkeeping service sold separatelyNo bookkeeping service
Monthly price for a growing small businessAssisted $49, CPA review includedEssentials $85Growing $59
Setup done for youYes, by your CPAYou set it upYou set it up
Who answers your questionsYour CPASupport lineSupport line
StatementsClassic layouts, comparison columns, Excel, print on your letterheadYesYes
UsersUnlimited, on every plan1 on Simple Start, 3 on Essentials, 5 on PlusNo per-user fees
More than one businessOne login, one CPA. Each added business is its own plan at 25% offExtra cost, one subscription per companyExtra cost, one subscription per organization
Statements that combine your businessesYes, a consolidated balance sheet and profit and loss, set up and run by your CPANot in QuickBooks Online; sold in a separate productNot built in; add-on apps cost extra
Price changesSame price every monthPromo for 3 months, then list pricePromo for 3 months, then list price

Sources: quickbooks.intuit.com/pricing and xero.com/us/pricing-plans.

Pick QuickBooks or Xero if you want to run every part of the books yourself, or you need bill pay or app integrations today.

Pick Libra Financial if you want a CPA on your books and one price that covers the software and the person.

Profit and loss statement in a classic accountant layout
Prior period and difference side by side, then out to Excel. Sample company, sample data.

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