I have a couple of levels of QBO free, got various desktop free, and even have ProConnect Tax free. In the past, I also got Turbo Tax free. Since I used to teach Desktop, Intuit used to send boxes of disks for the quick start version for me to hand out in class, too. It really depends on your level of involvement with the products. I support integrating programmers as my clients; there's a Software Developer's Kit for QB and for Lacerte. None of this is "free" for me, though. It's a lot of time spent.

What you might want to explore is the QBO Accountant Portal. That's what you should be using as a sort of dashboard or umbrella for your use of these products in a centralized access point. Top center it shows "Accountant Tools" and "Go To QB" is a drop down for All Clients or My Company. Also, the menu on the left, starts with Your Practice, then My Clients, etc. If you aren't seeing this, you are missing a lot of great functions and easier ways to navigate.

You also qualify for some pricing support as well as being a sort of third-party reseller to your own client base. Some people don't like making a bit of money from their clients for the service, others like that extra $$.