Free
$0
1 statement a day, up to 5 pages, after an email confirmation.
Privacy-first statement conversion
Bank statement PDF to Excel & CSV in seconds
See the transactions, then see whether they add up to the closing balance. Pay only when you download. The PDF is not kept.
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How it works
1. Upload a PDF
Drag in a bank or credit-card statement. Text-based PDFs only, up to 20 MB.
2. Check the balance
Opening, credits, debits, and the closing figure are compared. Mismatched rows are highlighted.
3. Download
CSV or Excel. The free tier covers one short statement a day. Larger files use a pack or Starter.
Pricing
Full pricingPack
$9
50 pages, one time. Unused pages expire after 30 days.
Starter
$15/mo or $99/yr
400 pages each billing cycle. The allowance resets when the invoice is paid.
Questions
Do I need an account to see a preview?
No. Drop in a PDF and the first rows appear without an account. An email is only required when you download a free statement, or when you buy a pack or subscription so the pages can be credited to you.
What does the balance check actually verify?
For deposit accounts it checks that the opening balance plus credits minus debits equals the closing balance, within one cent. When the statement prints a running balance, each row is checked against the row before it. Credit-card statements use opening plus charges minus payments.
How long do you keep the file?
The PDF itself is read in memory and is not stored. The parsed table is encrypted and deleted within one hour, or 15 minutes after the first download, whichever comes first. A nightly-style purge job also runs every 15 minutes.
Which files are free?
One statement per day, up to 5 pages, for each email address and each device. Larger statements, or a second statement the same day, use a $9 page pack or a Starter subscription.
Can you read a photographed statement?
Not unless the operator turns on an OCR provider and supplies that provider's key. With no key, a scanned PDF gets a plain message and is not charged.