Basic, $5 a month
$50 a year. Everything you need to keep one book properly.
Premium, $10 a month
$100 a year. For work that spans clients, projects and currencies.
Every limit, side by side
These figures are the same ones the
pricing section shows and the same ones
your billing page charges
against. If you ever find them disagreeing, the billing page is the one that
is real, please tell us.
Parsing credits
Parsing is metered in parsing credits, and one credit is one entry returned to you for review. A 40-row bank statement returns 40 entries and uses 40 credits. A one-row receipt uses one. A document that yields nothing costs nothing. Basic includes 50 credits a month and Premium 1,000. Your credits renew with your billing month, on the day your subscription renews, and unused credits do not roll over. Every way into parsing draws on the same balance: a document you upload and a statement you import.- With no credits left, a document is declined at once, with the reason and your renewal date, and nothing is read.
- When a document holds more entries than you have credits, the first entries are delivered in document order and the rest are listed as not delivered. Nothing is dropped without telling you.
- Your balance and renewal date are always on the Parsing screen, Import screen and Billing page.
Yearly billing
Every plan is priced at ten months when billed yearly, two months off, an effective saving of 16.67%. Because the interval is fixed on the product, switching between monthly and yearly is a change of product rather than a change of setting. See Upgrading and downgrading.Statement Import on each plan
Statement Import reads OFX, QFX and CSV files exported from your bank. It uses no AI and no model, and each row returned for your review uses one parsing credit, like every other entry. There is no separate limit on how many statements you import: your parsing credits are the only meter, on both plans.Next: trials
How the Premium trial works and when it ends.