BrickTrack vs MYOB for property investors
MYOB Business is Australian accounting software for running a business: invoicing, payroll, BAS and bank feeds. BrickTrack is a property portfolio tracker for investors who own rentals and want tax-time figures per property.
If you run a business, pay staff or lodge BAS, MYOB does that and BrickTrack doesn't. If you only keep MYOB for your rental properties, BrickTrack costs less than Business Lite or Pro up to 14 properties, tracks each property's loans and value, and hands your accountant a pack instead of a company file.
Your first property is free. No credit card required.
Which one suits your portfolio
Choose MYOB if
You run a business or keep a trust's books, you need payroll, BAS lodgement and bank feeds, and your accountant or bookkeeper works in MYOB.
Choose BrickTrack if
You own investment properties, you don't lodge BAS for them, and you want income, expenses, loans and depreciation figures per property without setting up jobs and journals.
What each costs
MYOB charges per business file. Solo, a mobile app for sole traders, is $11 a month and Business Lite is $35, but both connect only two bank accounts; Business Pro is $70 a month with no limit. BrickTrack is free for your first property and $2.50 a month for each extra one.
| Feature | MYOB | BrickTrack |
|---|---|---|
| 1 property | $11 a month on Solo, or $35 on Business Lite if you want BAS lodgement | Free |
| 5 properties | $70 a month on Business Pro ($630 a year paid yearly) | $10 a month ($120 over a year) |
| 10 properties | $70 a month on Business Pro, or $35 on Business Lite with two bank accounts or fewer | $22.50 a month ($270 over a year) |
| 20 properties | $70 a month on Business Pro, or $35 on Business Lite with two bank accounts or fewer | $47.50 a month ($570 over a year) |
Business Pro from five properties assumes more than two bank accounts once you count loans and offsets. MYOB's pricing page doesn't say whether these prices include GST. Each business file needs its own subscription, so properties held personally and in a trust are two. Introductory discounts aren't shown because they change often.
Feature by feature
| Feature | MYOB | BrickTrack |
|---|---|---|
| Getting transactions in | Bank feeds included, with the number of connected accounts set by plan; statement files as QIF or OFX | CSV or Excel upload of your bank export, with a suggested category on each line |
| Rental income and expenses | Your own accounts, with jobs to split income and expenses by property | Rental income and expense categories built in, split by property from the start |
| Depreciation | Recorded by journal entry; MYOB Business doesn't calculate it | Depreciation and capital works figures carried into the accountant pack and myTax export |
| Loans and offset accounts | We found no loan or offset feature; a loan usually sits as a liability account | Each loan tracked against its property, with its offset account linked, feeding equity and LVR |
| More than one ownership structure | One business file, and one subscription, per entity | Personal, family trust, unit trust, company and SMSF ownership in one account |
| Accountant access | Share the file with your accountant or bookkeeper at no extra cost on Business Lite and above | Invite your accountant, broker or buyer's agent; professionals get a client portal |
| Tax time | Reports exported to Excel or PDF, and an accountant export file | An accountant pack (PDF and spreadsheet) and a myTax rental schedule per property |
| Invoicing, payroll and BAS | Yes on Business Lite and Pro, with payroll charged per employee; Solo tracks GST but doesn't lodge BAS | No. BrickTrack doesn't do business bookkeeping. |
| Free option | 14-day trial | One property free for as long as you want, no card |
MYOB rows come from myob.com/au, checked 25 September 2026. Check myob.com/au for the latest.
Moving your rentals out of MYOB
Export each bank account's transactions from your bank as CSV or Excel. BrickTrack reads the columns and suggests a category for each line; you confirm them.
Enter each property once with its purchase price, date and ownership, and add the loans with their offset accounts.
Upload your depreciation schedule and settlement statements as documents; the accountant pack draws on them.
If a business or trust keeps its books in MYOB, leave that file where it is. BrickTrack can sit beside it for the property side.
Your first property is free, so you can move one across and compare the accountant pack with your MYOB reports before you move the rest.
Questions worth asking before you switch
Sources and when we checked
- MYOB AU pricing, checked 25 September 2026
- MYOB: using multiple businesses, checked 25 September 2026
- MYOB jobs, checked 25 September 2026
- MYOB depreciation, checked 25 September 2026
- MYOB bank feeds, checked 25 September 2026
- MYOB: exporting reports, checked 25 September 2026
- BrickTrack pricing, checked 25 September 2026
Start with one property, free.
There's no trial clock. Add a property, upload a bank export and see the accountant pack before you decide anything.
Your first property. No credit card required.