How Abide compares with ATOM and TaxDome.

Tax practice tools differ most in how they charge and in what they leave out. Here is the side-by-side.

How each one charges

PlatformPricing modelPriceUsers
Abide CRMFirm subscription$397 a month standalone, or $247 a month as a managed IT add-onUnlimited
ATOMOffice subscription$199 to $279 a monthUnlimited
TaxDomePer-seat subscription$800 to $1,200 per user per yearCost rises with headcount

Communication and marketing

CapabilityAbide CRMATOMTaxDome
Two-way emailIncludedNot includedIncluded
Two-way SMSIncludedAdd-onNot confirmed
Email marketingIncludedNot offeredNot offered
SMS campaignsIncludedNot offeredNot offered
Funnels and websitesIncludedNot offeredNot offered
Reviews and referralsIncludedNot offeredNot offered

AI and security

CapabilityAbide CRMATOMTaxDome
AI voice and conversation toolsAdd-onNot offeredPartial
AI message responses and tasksAdd-onNot offeredPartial
Endpoint antivirus and EDRThrough VWSNot offeredNot offered
Network monitoringThrough VWSNot offeredNot offered
Security awareness trainingThrough VWSNot offeredNot offered
WISP technical safeguardsPartial supportNot offeredNot offered

Where Abide is different, and where it is not

QuickBooks

Abide connects to QuickBooks through connectors. It is not a built-in two-way sync.

Fax

There is no built-in fax. Add a third-party e-fax service if you need one.

Document management

Abide stores and requests documents, but it is a general-purpose tool rather than one built only for accounting records.

Competitor prices and features come from information we compiled and can change at any time. Check each vendor for its current plans before you decide.

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