Intuit Inc. said that its new QuickBooks Merchant Service for Web Stores offers a hassle-free way for small businesses to sell online, accept credit card payments and obtain up-to-the-minute sales reports.
The service works with online store providers to offer an end-to-end, QuickBooks-compatible e-commerce solution. The applications can help small businesses create a Web store, sell online, accept credit card payments through QuickBooks Merchant Service, and exchange business data directly with QuickBooks. The preferred providers that have worked with Intuit to offer QuickBooks-ready stores include Affinity Internet, eBay company ProStores, GoDaddy.com, Homestead Technologies and WebSite Pros.
"Intuit has a long tradition of making products and services that help small businesses be successful," said Dan Wernikoff, director of product management for the service, in a statement. "By working with these trusted e-commerce companies, we've extended the power of QuickBooks to help small business leverage the Web."
The service is offered in a variety of plans and prices, ranging from $6.99 to $249.95 per month, depending on the provider and package selected. More information is available at
