Accounting software company Reckon is hoping sharp pricing will propel its cloud accounting program at its re-launch on 31 May.
The refreshed Reckon One looks better than the old one and has some neat features such as a customisable and interactive dashboard. But it’s biggest drawcard will be the price. The base package is A$5 per month and extra modules start at A$3 each.
“A builder with basic payroll and bank feeds would pay just A$11 a month,” said Sam Allert, Reckon’s new managing director for Australia and New Zealand, at the Sydney roadshow.
Reckon One is the only program in the market which will pause a subscription until the business needs to use it. A seasonal business such as fruit-picking or tourism could turn off their subscription during the quiet months. Reckon will store Reckon One files for free for up to seven years.
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