Your trial and subscription

Thirty-seven days, every feature, no card. The trial is long on purpose: a budget only proves itself across a full month.

The trial

Registering starts a 37-day free trial of the whole product; there is no feature-limited tier and no payment card until you choose to subscribe. The odd number is deliberate. A calendar month shows you one full budget cycle, and the extra week gives the month-end review a fair hearing before you decide.

Subscribing and managing billing

The Subscription card on My Account handles everything. Pick monthly or yearly (current prices are on the pricing page) and checkout runs through Stripe; we never see your card details. Any discount you are eligible for is applied at checkout on its own, with no code to type.

Manage Subscription opens the Stripe billing portal: update your payment method, switch plans, view invoices, or cancel, all self-serve.
A Payment Issue status means a charge failed; the Update Payment Method button fixes the common causes (expired or replaced cards).
Cancelling keeps access until the period you paid for ends, and resubscribing later is always open.

Lapsing does not delete anything

An expired trial or ended subscription shows the subscribe screen, not an empty app. Your accounts, transactions and budgets stay exactly as you left them and are all there when you return. Deleting data is a separate, explicit act that only you can take.

What next

If you want a copy of your data at any point, export is one click. And if you are weighing up leaving entirely, the account deletion guide explains the grace period and what happens to an active subscription.