The browser-based ProperSoft alternative
ProperConvert converts on your own computer, so a statement never leaves it — and on a flat subscription with unlimited pages it writes QBO, QFX, OFX, QIF, IIF and QBJ, plus around a dozen CSV layouts shaped for particular accounting packages.
If your statements can go to a cloud service, NoRekey does the same job in any browser — every conversion reconciled against the statement's own balances, an API on every plan, and nothing to install or license per machine.
NoRekey vs ProperSoft, feature by feature
An honest side-by-side. ProperSoft is a different product with its own strengths, so it wins some rows — we've left those in.
They charge per machine, we charge per page — so which is cheaper depends on how many of you there are and how much you convert.
Here's what each of us charges to start, side by side.
Scanned or photographed statements convert too — OCR takes more work, so scanned pages use 3 pages of allowance each. How scan conversion works.
When ProperSoft is the better choice
We'd rather you pick the right tool than the wrong subscription. Choose ProperSoft if:
Switching from ProperSoft — questions
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