Overview
Quicken Bill Manager comes with a set monthly allotment of payments you can make. This is determined by your previous Bill Pay use and Quicken product version.
Payment allotment
| Bill Manager Plan | Payment Allotment | Price |
| Bill Manager Standard |
12 Quick Pay Payments |
Included with Premier and Home & Business |
| Bill Manager Plus |
15 Quick Pay Payments |
$9.95/month |
| Bill Manager Professional 50 |
25 Quick Pay Payments |
$17.95/month |
| Bill Manager Professional 100 |
50 Quick Pay Payments |
$44.95/month |
| Bill Manager Professional 200 |
100 Quick Pay Payments |
$89.95/month |
| Add-on Payments |
3 Quick Pay Payments |
$3 per add-on applied |
Note: Quicken users on Premier or Home & Business at the time of Quicken Bill Pay discontinuation and who acted on the migration offer at that time may have a different number of available payments. See the Subscriptions section of My Account for your plan details.
How can I see how many payments I have left?
Quicken for Windows
To check your remaining payments:
- Go to the Bills & Income tab.
- Click the gear icon in the upper-right corner.
- Select Payment Accounts.
- The remaining payments can be seen under Payments available this month.
Quicken for Mac
To check your remaining payments:
- Go to Bill Pay > Quick Pay (or Check Pay) > Payment Accounts.
- Click Usage.
Other
When does my payment allotment reset?
Your payment allotment resets on your billing date. You can find your billing date and plan summary in the My Account page. Please also note that unused payments do not carry over to the next billing cycle.
Message: You have reached your limit for the number of payments you can make this month.
Reasons for this error:
- You’ve exceeded your allotment of checks
- Your subscription to Bill Manager is expired
- Your subscription to Quicken is expired
If you feel you have reached your payment limit in error, please contact Quicken Support.
How can I add more payments?
Your payment allotment resets on your billing date. Customers who migrated to Bill Manager from Quicken Bill Pay can also add more payments for a fee or change their Bill Manager plan. For more information, click here.
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MacOverview
Quicken Bill Manager comes with a set monthly allotment of payments you can make. This is determined by your previous Bill Pay use and Quicken product version.
Payment allotment
| Bill Manager Plan | Payment Allotment | Price |
| Bill Manager Standard |
12 Quick Pay Payments |
Included with Premier and Home & Business |
| Bill Manager Plus |
15 Quick Pay Payments |
$9.95/month |
| Bill Manager Professional 50 |
25 Quick Pay Payments |
$17.95/month |
| Bill Manager Professional 100 |
50 Quick Pay Payments |
$44.95/month |
| Bill Manager Professional 200 |
100 Quick Pay Payments |
$89.95/month |
| Add-on Payments |
3 Quick Pay Payments |
$3 per add-on applied |
Note: Quicken users on Premier or Home & Business at the time of Quicken Bill Pay discontinuation and who acted on the migration offer at that time may have a different number of available payments. See the Subscriptions section of My Account for your plan details.
How can I see how many payments I have left?
To check your remaining payments:
- Go to the Bills & Income tab.
- Click the gear icon in the upper-right corner.
- Select Payment Accounts.
- The remaining payments can be seen under Payments available this month.
Other
When does my payment allotment reset?
Your payment allotment resets on your billing date. You can find your billing date and plan summary in the My Account page. Please also note that unused payments do not carry over to the next billing cycle.
Message: You have reached your limit for the number of payments you can make this month.
Reasons for this error:
- You’ve exceeded your allotment of checks
- Your subscription to Bill Manager is expired
- Your subscription to Quicken is expired
If you feel you have reached your payment limit in error, please contact Quicken Support.
How can I add more payments?
Your payment allotment resets on your billing date. Customers who migrated to Bill Manager from Quicken Bill Pay can also add more payments for a fee or change their Bill Manager plan. For more information, click here.
Community Content
Overview
Quicken Bill Manager comes with a set monthly allotment of payments you can make. This is determined by your previous Bill Pay use and Quicken product version.
Payment allotment
| Bill Manager Plan | Payment Allotment | Price |
| Bill Manager Standard |
12 Quick Pay Payments |
Included with Premier and Home & Business |
| Bill Manager Plus |
15 Quick Pay Payments |
$9.95/month |
| Bill Manager Professional 50 |
25 Quick Pay Payments |
$17.95/month |
| Bill Manager Professional 100 |
50 Quick Pay Payments |
$44.95/month |
| Bill Manager Professional 200 |
100 Quick Pay Payments |
$89.95/month |
| Add-on Payments |
3 Quick Pay Payments |
$3 per add-on applied |
Note: Quicken users on Premier or Home & Business at the time of Quicken Bill Pay discontinuation and who acted on the migration offer at that time may have a different number of available payments. See the Subscriptions section of My Account for your plan details.
How can I see how many payments I have left?
To check your remaining payments:
- Go to Bill Pay > Manage Payment Accounts.
- Click Usage.
Other
When does my payment allotment reset?
Your payment allotment resets on your billing date. You can find your billing date and plan summary in the My Account page. Please also note that unused payments do not carry over to the next billing cycle.
Message: You have reached your limit for the number of payments you can make this month.
Reasons for this error:
- You’ve exceeded your allotment of checks
- Your subscription to Bill Manager is expired
- Your subscription to Quicken is expired
If you feel you have reached your payment limit in error, please contact Quicken Support.
How can I add more payments?
Your payment allotment resets on your billing date. Customers who migrated to Bill Manager from Quicken Bill Pay can also add more payments for a fee or change their Bill Manager plan. For more information, click here.