Mint vs Spendee - Detailed Comparison (2024)

Feature	Mint ★ 3.80 View Details →	Spendee ★ 4.50 View Details →
Basic Information
Website	Visit Site ↗	Visit Site ↗
Pricing Model	Free	Freemium
Price Details	Was free before Intuit pulled the plug. Now it costs you nothing but your tears.	Free version with basic tracking; Plus ($14.99/year) adds bank sync; Premium ($35.99/year) includes shared wallets and unlimited budgets.
Monthly Price	Free	$2.99
Annual Price	Free	$35.99
Founded	2006	2013
Platform Support
Web	✓	✓
Ios	✓	✓
Android	✓	✓
Windows	✓	✓
Mac	✓	✓
Linux	✓	✓
Features
Bank account sync (Plus/Premium)	✗	✓
Bank account syncing	✓	✗
Bill payment reminders	✓	✗
Budget creation	✓	✓
Credit score monitoring	✓	✗
Custom categories	✗	✓
Data export (CSV/XLS, limited in free version)	✗	✓
Expense tracking	✗	✓
Financial goal setting	✓	✗
Investment tracking	✓	✗
Multi-currency support	✗	✓
Secure encryption	✗	✓
Shared wallets (Premium)	✗	✓
Spending charts and insights	✗	✓
Spending tracking	✓	✗
Transaction categorization	✓	✗
Pros & Cons
Pros	+ Was free and easy to use + Great for visualizing spending habits + Automatic transaction syncing saved time	+ Gorgeous, user-friendly interface + Bank sync is a lifesaver for lazy trackers + Shared wallets great for couples or group trips
Cons	− Dead as a doornail since 2024 − No more updates or support − Credit Karma migration felt like a downgrade	− Free version limits data export to 365 days − No desktop app, just web − Bank sync can be glitchy in some regions

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Quick Summary

Best for:

Budget-conscious users

Platform coverage:

6 platforms

Feature count:

8 features

Best for:

Users wanting to try before buying

Platform coverage:

6 platforms

Feature count:

9 features