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Compare Budgeting Apps

Side-by-side comparison of 2 budgeting apps

Feature

GoodBudget

★ 4.00
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Mint

★ 3.80
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Basic Information
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Pricing Model Freemium Free
Price Details Free tier includes 10 envelopes and 1 account. Premium subscription costs $8/month or $70/year for unlimited envelopes, multiple accounts, and debt tracking. Was free before Intuit pulled the plug. Now it costs you nothing but your tears.
Monthly Price $10.00 Free
Annual Price $80.00
Save $40.00/year
Free
Founded 2011 2006
Platform Support
Web ✓ ✓
Ios ✓ ✓
Android ✓ ✓
Windows ✓ ✓
Mac ✓ ✓
Linux ✓ ✓
Features
Bank account syncing ✗ ✓
Bill payment reminders ✗ ✓
Budget creation ✗ ✓
Budget templates ✓ ✗
CSV export for data ✓ ✗
Credit score monitoring ✗ ✓
Debt tracking (premium) ✓ ✗
Envelope-based budgeting ✓ ✗
Financial goal setting ✗ ✓
Goal setting ✓ ✗
Investment tracking ✗ ✓
Manual transaction entry ✓ ✗
Real-time syncing across devices ✓ ✗
Shared budgeting for households ✓ ✗
Spending reports and insights ✓ ✗
Spending tracking ✗ ✓
Transaction categorization ✗ ✓
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • + Great for couples or shared budgets
  • + Free tier is functional for basic needs
  • + Simple, intuitive envelope system
  • + Was free and easy to use
  • + Great for visualizing spending habits
  • + Automatic transaction syncing saved time
Cons
  • − No automatic bank syncing
  • − Free tier limits you to 10 envelopes
  • − Premium feels pricey for what it offers
  • − Dead as a doornail since 2024
  • − No more updates or support
  • − Credit Karma migration felt like a downgrade

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Quick Summary

GoodBudget

Best for:

Users wanting to try before buying

Platform coverage:

6 platforms

Feature count:

9 features

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Mint

Best for:

Budget-conscious users

Platform coverage:

6 platforms

Feature count:

8 features

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