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Pay-as-You-Go vs Prepaid VoIP: Which To Choose

By Corey McCraw on November 29, 2021 | Office Technology, Versus

Mobile phone, laptop and landline

While comparing pay-as-you-go vs. prepaid options for voice-over-internet-protocol (VoIP) business calling, it’s important to note that billing method differs but in some cases the features stay the same. Pay-as-you-go VoIP providers charge per-minute or text (metered), whereas prepaid VoIP generally includes unlimited calling and texting (unmetered). Which is better for your company depends on your…

Google Meet vs Microsoft Teams: Which Is Best for Small Businesses

By Corey McCraw on November 23, 2021 | Office Technology, Versus

Google Meet vs Microsoft teams logo

When comparing Google Meet vs Microsoft Teams, it’s important to know that Google Meet is just for video conferencing, whereas Microsoft Teams is an all-in-one collaboration app with video meetings as a feature. Which is best for your business depends on whether you want an app that offers extensive integrations and robust collaboration tools, or…

Business Credit Card vs Business Line of Credit: What’s Better?

By Tricia Tetreault on October 19, 2021 | Credit Cards, Versus

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Both credit cards and lines of credit are short-term, revolving financing options used by small businesses to access working capital. Which option is better? It truly depends on your business needs, how often you plan to make purchases, how much you need to spend and, ultimately, how quickly you can repay those borrowed funds. When…

LionDesk vs Top Producer: Which Is Better for You in 2021

By Jess Pingrey on July 27, 2021 | Real Estate, Versus

liondesk vs top producer

LionDesk and Top Producer provide real estate agencies tools for generating, organizing, and communicating with buyer or seller leads. However, with a starting price of $21, LionDesk is the lower-cost solution. That said, Top Producer offers a more complete solution for brokerages that want to manage their entire real estate business, not just outreach, in…

Real Geeks vs BoomTown: Price, Features & What’s Best

By Kaylee Strozyk on June 2, 2021 | Real Estate, Versus

real geeks vs boomtown

Real Geeks is an ideal all-in-one package for growing teams and brokerages, and starts at $299 per month. BoomTown starts at $1,000 per month for more advanced tools and lead generation features better suited to a high-volume brokerage. Overall, which is better depends on your specific business’ size and needs, as both otherwise have very…

W-2 vs W-4: Differences & When To Use Each

By Charlette Beasley on May 27, 2021 | Human Resources, Versus

Showing w2 and w4 forms.

The W-2 and W-4 forms are important IRS documents for your business and staff. Form W-4 provides information about how much tax should be withheld from your employees’ paychecks, while Form W-2 is used to report annual income and taxes to the IRS. In this guide, we’ll compare both in detail and walk you through…

Real Estate Agent vs Broker: What Is the Difference?

By Kaylee Strozyk on April 20, 2021 | Real Estate, Versus

broker vs agent

A real estate agent is anyone who has earned a real estate license, but this license must be linked to a sponsoring brokerage. A broker holds an additional license, which allows them to work independently or hire agents to work for them if they so desire. There are some additional differences between being a real…

Insurance Broker vs Carrier: Which Should You Choose?

By Kimberlee Leonard on April 14, 2021 | Insurance, Versus

File folders with word Insurance

There is more than one way to buy a commercial general liability insurance policy. You can buy it directly from the carrier, through an agent, or via a broker. The carrier is responsible for maintaining the terms of the insurance contract, also known as a policy. An agent works on behalf of an insurance carrier…

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