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Alternatives to Fintonic: 7 apps, prices and platform details.

Choose by how you record expenses and where you review them. Fintonic is the baseline; Sumant publishes this guide and is one option. Each entry includes sources and their check dates.

By Oscar Gómez · Text updated on

Which app to consider for your needs

  • Without a bank connection: Sumant for manual entry or CSV/Excel (.xlsx) import; Monefy for logging expenses on your phone.
  • With a bank connection: Fintonic; Wallet or Spendee for optional connections on Premium plans. Check your bank is supported.
  • On a computer: Sumant, Wallet, Money Lover, Spendee and YNAB have web versions. Check each plan and its available features.

Alternatives to Fintonic in 2026

These seven entries compare the advertised price, bank connection and supported platforms. Fintonic is the baseline. Sumant publishes this guide and appears as one option; it does not receive a score or preferred ranking.

Prices, bank connections and platforms
AppPrice and planBank connectionPlatformsSources
FintonicFree appYesiOS and AndroidSource: FintonicDeclared account accessCurrent product pagesChecked on
SumantFree · PRO Founder €19.99 one-offNoWeb on mobile and desktopSource: SumantChecked on
MonefyFree · paid Premium, price varies by storeNoiOS and AndroidSource: MonefyOfficial downloadsChecked on
Wallet by BudgetBakersFree (manual) · monthly, yearly or lifetime PremiumOptionaliOS, Android and webSource: Wallet by BudgetBakersOfficial downloadsChecked on
Money LoverFree · $19.99 lifetime Premium (USD, US App Store)OptionaliOS, Android and desktop webSource: Money LoverDesktop web announcementChecked on
SpendeeFree Basic · Plus $1.99/month or $14.99/year · Premium $5.99/month or $35.99/year (USD)OptionaliOS, Android and webSource: SpendeeWeb appChecked on
YNAB$109/year or $14.99/month (USD), plus applicable taxOptionalWeb, iOS and AndroidSource: YNABManual and linked accountsChecked on
  1. 1. Fintonic

    Free app

    Its account-review function uses connected accounts. Fintonic says it receives commissions for brokering certain financial products; the free app does not describe the cost of taking out those products.

    Connects your bankiOS and AndroidFull comparison →

    Checked on · Source · Declared account access · Current product pages

  2. 2. Sumant

    Free · PRO Founder €19.99 one-off

    Manual entry or CSV/XLSX import. Free includes one confirmed import of up to 250 selected transactions. Sumant does not provide automatic bank feeds.

    No bank connectionWeb on mobile and desktop

    Checked on · Source

  3. 3. Monefy

    Free · paid Premium, price varies by store

    Manual transaction entry. Its official website advertises iOS and Android apps and does not advertise a web client; a compatible mobile app may still run on some computers.

    No bank connectioniOS and AndroidFull comparison →

    Checked on · Source · Official downloads

  4. 4. Wallet by BudgetBakers

    Free (manual) · monthly, yearly or lifetime Premium

    Bank connections are a Premium feature. BudgetBakers says current prices are shown inside the app and that available functions can vary by platform.

    Bank optionaliOS, Android and webFull comparison →

    Checked on · Source · Official downloads

  5. 5. Money Lover

    Free · $19.99 lifetime Premium (USD, US App Store)

    The lifetime Premium purchase excludes Linked Wallet, its bank-connection service. An official help article confirms the desktop web version but does not state whether it requires Premium.

    Bank optionaliOS, Android and desktop webFull comparison →

    Checked on · Source · Desktop web announcement

  6. 6. Spendee

    Free Basic · Plus $1.99/month or $14.99/year · Premium $5.99/month or $35.99/year (USD)

    Basic includes one cash wallet and one budget. Bank connections are included in Premium. The published USD prices can vary by country.

    Bank optionaliOS, Android and webFull comparison →

    Checked on · Source · Web app

  7. 7. YNAB

    $109/year or $14.99/month (USD), plus applicable tax

    Accounts can be created without linking a bank, or linked where supported. YNAB offers a 34-day trial for direct sign-ups; a subscription is required afterwards.

    Bank optionalWeb, iOS and AndroidFull comparison →

    Checked on · Source · Manual and linked accounts

Checked on 16 September 2026. USD prices are labelled as such. Store prices and plan availability can vary by country or platform, so confirm the terms that apply to you before paying.

How do Fintonic and Sumant receive transactions?

Fintonic describes a service that brings together information from connected accounts and categorises spending. Sumant uses manual entries or files you select, including CSV and Excel (.xlsx). The practical difference is how information enters the app; neither route is automatically the right one for every person.

Fintonic: how the free app works · Checked on

Fintonic: current product pages · Checked on

How does Fintonic make money?

Fintonic says that its app is free and that it receives commissions when it brokers certain financial products, including loans and insurance. That is the company's stated model. It does not by itself describe the terms or cost of any product a person may choose to take out.

Fintonic: free app and commissions · Checked on

What does Fintonic say about account access?

Fintonic says its access to connected accounts is read-only and cannot be used to make transfers. This is the company's description, not an independent security audit. Before registering, review the permissions requested, the privacy policy and how to remove access.

Fintonic: security and declared permissions · Checked on

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What does Sumant cost?

Sumant has a free plan for manual income and expense records, multiple accounts and monthly review. PRO Founder costs €19.99 as a one-off payment. Free includes one confirmed import of up to 250 selected transactions and JSON export; PRO adds CSV and XLSX export and the other functions listed on the pricing page.

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How should you compare these alternatives?

Start with the task you repeat: logging cash, reviewing connected accounts, importing a statement or checking the month from a computer. Compare those needs with the published platform, plan and bank-connection details. A short trial with a limited period is more informative than a general score.

Read our comparison methodology

You can also review the dedicated comparisons for Wallet, Monefy and Spendee. Check the platform and plan you would actually use, because prices and available features can vary by country or store.

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