Spendee is a good-looking tracker that keeps bank syncing and several extras behind its paid plans. Sumant takes the other path: it never connects your bank, and the essentials — unlimited movements, multi-account, budgets — are free forever.
Summary
Comparison table
| Sumant | Spendee | |
|---|---|---|
| No bank connection | ||
| Unlimited movements for free | ||
| Multi-account for free | ||
| Category budgets for free | ||
| No ads, no selling data | ||
| Priced in euros | ||
| Mobile and desktop equally |
Spendee started as a manual tracker and now pushes towards paid plans with bank, PayPal or crypto-exchange syncing. Sumant keeps the original idea: you log everything yourself, in seconds, and the app never asks for credentials of any financial service.
Spendee's free plan centres on one manually-tracked wallet and one budget; extra wallets, sharing and bank sync are paid. Sumant's free plan brings unlimited income and expenses, several accounts with transfers, a monthly dashboard and category budgets.
Spendee has two paid tiers: Plus ($1.99/month or $14.99/year) and Premium ($5.99/month or $35.99/year), the latter with bank connections. Sumant PRO costs €2.49/month, €24.99/year or €69 once, adding recurring transactions, custom categories, unlimited goals and CSV export.
See full pricing →Linking banks, PayPal or exchanges means your movements pass through aggregators and third parties. Sumant has no aggregators: your data lives first on your device and syncs encrypted to European servers, tied only to your email.
How we look after your data →Yes. Export your Spendee transactions to CSV or XLSX and import them into Sumant from Settings → Data: the wizard maps columns automatically and skips duplicates.
