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What Intuit Enterprise Suite costs
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Intuit Enterprise Suite is Intuit's accounting system for larger and multi-entity businesses, with consolidated reporting built in. Intuit doesn't publish its price. Here is how it's quoted, what outside estimates say, and what a group that only needs consolidated statements can do instead.
How Intuit prices it
- By quote. Intuit's pricing page offers a 15 to 20 minute discovery call, then a product bundle and agreement.
- Extras on top. The accountant discount there excludes per-user charges, additional entities or dimensions, and add-ons, so those appear to be billed beyond the base.
- Up to 60% off for accountants. ProAdvisors can get up to 60% off the list price for qualifying clients.
- Annual or monthly renewal. No minimum contract length is stated.
What outside estimates say
| Group size | Estimated cost a year | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1 entity | About $7,800 to $8,000 | ERP Research |
| 2 to 5 entities | About $12,000 to $15,000 | ERP Research |
| 5 or more entities | $15,000 and up | ERP Research |
| 10 entities, 23 employees | $40,000 to $45,000 | Forrester study commissioned by Intuit, as cited by ERP Research |
From ERP Research, which discloses that Intuit sponsors it, read in November 2026. Implementation, data migration, extra dimensions and premium support are quoted separately. These are estimates, not Intuit's prices; get a quote for your group.
What you get for it
Enterprise Suite is a full accounting system, not just reporting. For groups, Intuit lists consolidated views across many entities, intercompany journal entries, automatic removal of accounts used only for intercompany activity, multi-currency, and project and dimension accounting. Moving from QuickBooks Online carries over the chart of accounts, classes and vendor lists, and Intuit says most customers finish in under 30 days.
If you only need consolidated statements
Many groups move to Enterprise Suite for one reason: a profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow across all their companies. If the rest of QuickBooks Online still fits, a consolidation tool on top gets you that without a migration.
| Intuit Enterprise Suite | QuickBooks Online plus SigmaClose | |
|---|---|---|
| Price for consolidation | By quote; estimates above | $20 a month or $200 a year per group, any number of companies, on top of your plans |
| Moving systems | Migrate each company | None; reads the companies you have |
| Consolidated statements | Yes | P&L, balance sheet, cash flow by month |
| Eliminations | Intercompany-only accounts automatic; mixed accounts in Excel | Pairs of accounts, suggested; differences kept visible in Equity |
| Multi-currency, projects, approvals | Yes | No |
If you need the accounting system itself to do more (several currencies, project accounting, deeper approvals), Enterprise Suite is the bigger tool for that. If you need the group's statements, start with the companies you have. More options in tools to consolidate QuickBooks Online, with prices and your three options in QuickBooks.
Questions
How much does Intuit Enterprise Suite cost?
Intuit doesn't publish a price. Its pricing page offers a short discovery call, then a product bundle and agreement. One research firm, which says Intuit sponsors it, estimates about $7,800 to $8,000 a year for one entity and $12,000 to $15,000 a year for two to five, with implementation quoted separately.
Is Intuit Enterprise Suite priced per entity?
Intuit doesn't say so outright, but its accountant discount excludes charges for additional entities, users and dimensions, which suggests those are billed on top of the base.
Is there a discount for accountants?
Intuit's pricing page says ProAdvisor accountants can get up to 60% off the list price for qualifying clients.
Who is Intuit Enterprise Suite for?
Intuit describes it for businesses with growing financial complexity: several entities, projects or products, and a dedicated finance team. Coverage in Fortune describes it as for mid-market businesses with millions in annual revenue.
Can I get consolidated statements without moving to Enterprise Suite?
Yes. A consolidation tool reads the QuickBooks Online companies you already have. SigmaClose does this for $20 a month or $200 a year per group, any number of companies, and never changes your books.