Simplify for a test drive?

SteveE

I am a 35 year Quicken user and would like to take a quick look at Simplifi? I would like to use it for about a weekl. Possible?

Coach Natalie

@SteveE, thanks for your interest in Quicken Simplifi!

At this time, Quicken Simplifi does not offer a trial period. If you'd like to purchase the product, you can try it out for 30 days risk-free, as we do offer a 30-day money-back guarantee.

https://support.simplifi.quicken.com/en/articles/3363727-quicken-simplifi-subscription-questions

I hope this helps!

Flopbot

@SteveE I’ve used both and I would never dream of going back to Quicken Classic. I suspect you’ll be pleasantly surprised, too.

SRC54

Steve,

Since you are interested in checking it out, it is probably worth trying Simplifi. Here's some things to keep in mind.

If you want your data backed up and saved on your PC, stick with Classic.

If you care about the minute details of Investments, stick with Classic.

If you like traditional budgeting, stick with Classic,

If you want automated splits and paychecks in recurring transactions, and the ability to turn a recurring transaction into a transaction, stick with Classic.

BUT

If you want to have the convenience of everything in the Cloud without uploading, go with Simplifi.

If the bottom line of investments (your current balances) are all that matter to you, go with Simplifi.

If you want the flexibility of the Spending Plan without the rigamarole of complex budgeting (as well as the ability to take things off budget), go with Simplifi.

If you want a fresh start and a cleaner interface, go with Simplifi.

With all that said, even if you aren't sure, you do get the 30-day refund.

DannyB

@SteveE

Take advantage of the 30-day money-back guarantee and take Quicke Simplifi for a spin. QS is definitely a different animal from QC so be prepared for a different experience.