AME Software Products Inc

Luis Ordonez

I do not usually write reviews. I have been using AME since the 90s and loved it. AME 2.0 came out on Windows and still worked out well for us. Then they have ruined it with AME 3.0 as it is buggy, fails all the time. Now we have an issue where the software will not load up and tech support does not answer! Our clients rely on getting their employees paid and it has been difficult as this software is not functioning correctly.

Diane G Faulds

Jan 2, 2025: once again this software company has roved to be unreliable. Sorry I renewed.

VICTOR GAUSEPOHL

not sure what is going on at AME it is not the well run company i purchased my first accounting software back in the 1990's such a shame.

Fred Carl

AME is not answering the phone or email. Previously a top notch company, all of a sudden no contact.

San Lurnn informative Vlog

I would like to suggest to make a little advance, and to change a new customer service rep. I am so regret that I decided to use this software.

J J

The worst accounting program ever. Period. Outdated program is written in Visual Basic (the sign of age!), and run by a tiny company. Why take a risk for your valuable finance management? Quickbooks is much more reliable, feature-rich, and cost-effective. Try importing or exporting, you'll know you're out of luck. Quickbooks allows importing/exporting with versatile field mapping. Getting customer support is a nightmare. You'll waste weeks in getting one answer. Considering its low quality, the price of AME is very expensive. You'll easily end up paying over $1,000 EACH YEAR, which is equivalent to the Enterprise package of Quickbooks desktop. Avoid at all costs!

Scott

Don't know how their payroll software works as I relied on my bookkeeper to process payroll. When I decided to change payroll systems, and did a data extraction from AME payroll software, they make it as hard as possible to switch. So unfortunate they would take that approach for customers. Even If I switch payroll systems again, I wouldn't go back to AME.

Ronald Le