Introduction to QuickBooks Solopreneur

Existing customers

If you previously downloaded the QuickBooks Self-Employed mobile app in the Android or iOS app stores, you'll continue to have access to the app from those respective stores. Learn more about the QuickBooks Self-Employed mobile app availability.

New customers

The QuickBooks Self-Employed mobile app is no longer available for download after March 24, 2024. If you're a QuickBooks Self-Employed customer, you can still access the web version and will have limited time to download the app if you haven't already. However, if you're a new customer seeking a mobile app, we encourage you to check out our other QuickBooks products, such as QuickBooks Solopreneur.

QuickBooks Solopreneur is part of the Quickbooks Online product lineup, and builds on the success of QuickBooks Self-Employed. It is intended for one-person businesses looking to organize and grow their business. It offers easier setup, an improved transaction management experience, along with added flexibility and productivity tools.

Learn more about the differences on our blog.

If you're currently subscribed to QuickBooks Self-Employed, you can still continue your subscription. If you're a new customer, we encourage you to check out our other product options, such as QuickBooks Solopreneur.

You can automatically or manually migrate data from QuickBooks Self-Employed to QuickBooks Solopreneur.

We can automatically switch your subscription and move most of your data to QuickBooks Solopreneurso you can continue to run your business as usual. See Switch from QuickBooks Self-Employed to QuickBooks Solopreneur for more info.

You'll need to cancel your QuickBooks Solopreneur subscription and start a new QuickBooks Online subscription. We're currently working on a way for customers to upgrade from this product to other QuickBooks Online plans.

Yes, but at this time, not all the information entered into QuickBooks Money is automatically available in QuickBooks Solopreneur. Invoices, estimates, customer records, and QuickBooks Checking accounts should be available. Banking transactions aren't available as QuickBooks Money still uses an older banking transaction service whereas QuickBooks Solopreneur uses a newer transaction service.

The mobile app and web experiences are mostly equivalent. They both include experiences to:

• Connect to a bank account and categorize transactions
• Create estimate, invoices and record payments
• View tips and proactive insights, including KPI insights
• Set up Sales tax

The Web experience contains more features:

• A Customers and Leads center where customers can set goals and see some of their MailChimp widgets
• A robust Tax center which allows you to set your personal income profile and file taxes directly into TurboTax
• A report module to create and print the most commonly used PDF reports by sole proprietors
• Access to the Audit Log and different import features through Settings .
• The Mileage (also known as trips) feature only works on the mobile app. The web Mileage (Take me there) center allows visualization of your mileage data.

QuickBooks Solopreneur automatically categorizes your incoming bank transactions, but you can change the category as needed.