Page 3 of our pricing guides. Straight answers to the questions that decide a purchase: what a plan actually costs, what a free tier really includes, and whether a tool does the thing you need it to.
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Undoing one reconciliation also undoes every period after it, and permanently deletes the report and its attachments. Save a copy first. The full undo needs Primary Admin access.
Voiding zeroes the amount and keeps the record. Deleting removes it entirely, breaks your check numbering, and leaves a gap in the audit trail. One rule decides which you need.
Deleting an unpaid invoice hides the loss and overstates your past income. The correct route is a bad debt item and a credit memo, which records the loss where your accountant expects it.
Canva makes a good-looking signature in ten minutes. It exports as an image, and image signatures break links, get stripped by spam filters, and are invisible to screen readers. What to do instead.
Eligible nonprofits get Canva premium free, with up to 50 seats rather than the single seat Pro buys. What counts as eligible, what documents you need, and how long approval takes.
Canva Pro is about $18 month to month and roughly $12 to 15 billed annually. Whether it is worth it comes down to background removal, brand kits, and the AI allowance.
CapCut free exports ordinary edits at 1080p with no watermark. Pro-tagged templates and effects are what add one. What triggers it, and how to avoid paying to remove it.
Wave gives unlimited invoicing and double-entry bookkeeping at zero. How to set it up properly in an hour, what Pro at $19 adds, and the 2.9 percent cost nobody mentions.
Grammarly Pro is $12 a month billed annually and $30 month to month, a 150 percent swing on billing cycle alone. What the free plan covers and when paying is worth it.
Xero is cloud accounting software for small businesses. What it actually handles, the one thing that makes it cheaper than rivals for a team, and the invoice cap on its entry plan.
Quicken and QuickBooks both started at Intuit, which is why the names confuse people. They are now separate companies making different products for different users. Which one you actually need.
QBO just means QuickBooks Online. It is not a separate product or a cheaper edition. What the abbreviation covers, how it differs from QuickBooks Desktop, and what each plan costs now.