Per Employee and Multi Company Pricing Model for QuickBooks Enterprise Remains a Mystery

Intuit, in their infinite wisdom, has announced a new pricing model for QuickBooks Enterprise, their flagship desktop product. Because, of course, it wasn't complicated enough already. This article aims to unravel the mysteries of the upcoming changes, although—surprise!—specific details remain as elusive as ever.

The article goes to great lengths to discuss changes to the pricing structure, but let's not get too excited. It artfully avoids telling you what those changes actually are. So, while you're left on the edge of your seat, we promise to keep you updated as more vague information trickles in.

So, what's the scoop? Intuit has updated their terms and conditions to potentially include industry-standard per employee fees and multi-company file fees in the future. Right now, there's no charge for these fees, but if that changes, they'll give you a 30-day heads-up. They encourage you to sign in to the Customer Account Management Portal (CAMPs) and accept the new terms to avoid any service interruptions. You can manage your account through the CAMPs portal.

Why the change, you ask? Intuit claims it's all about delivering an integrated platform that saves you time and fuels your growth. They want the billing model to reflect the value their products provide, aligning with other offerings in the market.

But don't worry, you don't need to use payroll or have multiple company files to accept these new terms. If you do decide to add more company files or use payroll in the future, you'll need to consent to the new fees. And if you're having trouble logging into your QuickBooks account, they have resources to help you manage or update your Intuit account with CAMPs.

In summary, while the specifics of the pricing changes are still as clear as mud, Intuit assures us that it's all in the name of progress. Stay tuned for more updates as they come! For more details, you can check out the full article on Intuit's website here.