Black Friday deal: Quicken Simplifi 50% off — $3/month through Dec 3
Quicken is offering a Black Friday discount on its budgeting apps: Quicken Simplifi is reduced to $3 per month (down from $6) for the first three months, and Quicken Classic is half off at $6 per month. The sale runs through Wednesday, December 3, so it’s a limited‑time opportunity to try the apps at a lower cost.
At $3/month (or $36/year), Quicken Simplifi aims to simplify budgeting with a clear interface that shows net worth, recent spending, upcoming recurring payments and more. It supports co‑managers, so you can share access with a spouse or financial advisor. Note that Simplifi does not currently offer a free trial, so the discount lowers the barrier to test the service.
Deal details
- Quicken Simplifi: $3/month (normally $6/month) — offer valid through Dec 3.
- Quicken Classic: $6/month (normally $12/month) — also half off during the promotion.
- How long: Black Friday period offer; confirm expiry and regional availability on Quicken’s site.
What Quicken Simplifi offers
- Clean, easy‑to‑use interface for tracking budgets and cash flow.
- Net worth snapshot and transaction categorization to spot spending patterns.
- Co‑manager support so another person can help manage finances.
- Options to mark expected refunds and view upcoming recurring payments.
Who should consider this deal
If you want an approachable budgeting app with quick setup and clear visuals, this discount is a good chance to try Simplifi without committing to full price. If you’re an experienced desktop user who prefers robust investment tools, Quicken Classic’s reduced price may be more appealing.
Practical tips
- Remember to cancel before the promotional period ends if you don’t want to continue at the regular rate ($15/month for Audible was mentioned in another deal example — check Quicken’s current renewal price for your plan).
- Compare features against other budgeting apps to ensure Simplifi or Classic fits your use case.
- Check Quicken’s official pages for regional pricing, billing terms and any trial offers: Quicken Simplifi and Quicken.
Discussion: Would you try Quicken Simplifi at $3/month — or do you prefer free or one‑time tools for budgeting? What feature would make a budgeting app worth a subscription to you?