Pricing Breakdowns

Copilot Money costs $95/year or $13/month and runs on iOS only. We break down what you get, the iOS lock-in trade-off, and how it compares to cross-platform alternatives.

Empower's personal finance dashboard is free. Wealth management starts at 0.89% AUM. We break down what the free tier funds, what 0.89% means on a real portfolio, and what you're actually paying.

Kubera costs $150/year for individuals and $225/year for families. We break down what you get, who it's built for, and how it compares to alternatives at similar price points.

Monarch Money costs $99.99/year or $14.99/month with no free tier. We break down what you get, what you don't, and who it's actually built for.

PocketGuard costs $34.99/year or $7.99/month for Plus. We break down the 'In My Pocket' spending framework, what Plus adds, and who this approach serves.

Side-by-side annual subscription cost comparison across every major personal finance app — free, $48/year to $150/year. Which app gives investors the best value?

Quicken Simplifi costs $47.99/year ($3.99/month billed annually). We break down what the cheapest mainstream finance app provides and who it's designed for.

Rocket Money Premium costs $6-$12/month (you choose). We break down the unusual pricing model, what Premium adds, and whether it's the right tool for high earners.

Tiller Money costs $79/year and pipes your financial data into Google Sheets or Excel. We break down what you get, the real time cost, and who this model works for.

YNAB costs $109/year or $14.99/month. We break down the zero-based budgeting app's tiers, what's included, and whether the methodology is worth paying for.