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Differences Between Plus and Free?


kaseencook

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I have been using the Free version of the express invoice now for a almost two weeks, and just got a surprise pop up to say that the Trial will be running out. When I originally downloaded the free version I did not know that there was a trial of plus features overlaid (do to my own fault skimming over that bit!), and now I am worried about what features I will loose as I have just spent the past two weeks re-entering all my customer data into the program unaware that part of it would expire.

 

I cannot afford the plus price as the business is not a huge profit maker, so I am wondering exactly what features I will be loosing and if the program will still meet my needs? I only use the program to create/save invoices, store customer information, view sales reports, and send payments to Express Accounts. I don't need web features and don't have multiple businesses. I have been searching the forums, help in the program, and on the product pages but I can't seem to find a run down of what features will be lost when the plus trial runs out. Thanks so much for your help!

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Well the time has come and gone.......

 

 

Woo! my data was not lost, only the multi business and web features have been affected as far as I can tell, but they are not important to me.

 

Thank you so much for this great program, it has been such a time saver for our tiny business, and we really appreciate that it's free! :)

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Guest nchaj

oops sorry kaseen, just saw this one. There is a pinned post in this Forum that explains the difference between plus and free, and yes its just the ability to run more than one organization or web account.

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