Money tools with a free plan. What they charge for is quoted, not guessed.
EÇby @emircitak
8 products. Hand-picked, as of Aug 16.
This week
No changes. Same list as last week.
- 01
“Free plan on their own pricing page.”
An envelope-style budget tracker that imports bank statements and categorizes spending entirely in your browser, for a one-time payment with no subscription and no data upload.
- 02
“You can start without paying. Paid tier: $3.99 /mo.”
Splits shared bills and automates payment reminders to contributors, instead of manually chasing people who owe money.
- 03
“A free tier they state themselves, not one we assumed.”
iOS app that tracks bills, subscriptions, and renewal due dates without linking a bank account.
- 04
“Free plan on their own pricing page; paid starts at $9/month.”
A personal finance tracker where you manually log transactions instead of linking a bank account, trading convenience for privacy — free to start, $9/month for Pro.
- 05
“You can start without paying. Paid tier: 2.49 €.”
A voice-first personal budgeting app that gives you a 0-100 financial health score based on your spending and habits, aimed at people who don't want to manage a spreadsheet.
- 06
“A free tier they state themselves, not one we assumed.”
A monthly finance tracker for transactions, net worth, and savings goals that keeps data on-device by default instead of requiring an account.
- 07
“Free plan on their own pricing page.”
A free, independent comparator for Argentina's UVA mortgages that shows the true monthly cost across 14 banks using official BCRA data, instead of relying on each bank's advertised rate.
- 08
“You can start without paying. Paid tier: $0.”
A personal expense-tracking app answering 'where did my money go.'
