A Mint alternative that keeps your budgets

Mint’s own site now says it “has been reimagined on Credit Karma”, where reviewing transactions, monitoring spending and tracking net worth “have a new home”. If you are looking for somewhere else to keep your budgets, here is how Spendee compares.

Spendee and Mint compared
WhatSpendeeMint
Bank connectionOn Premium: read-only, through Salt Edge and Plaid, with bank lists for 36 countriesOn Credit Karma: link accounts from more than 17,000 financial institutions
The ideaSee where your money went, sorted for you, and what is left for todayReimagined on Credit Karma: review transactions, track spending by category, get monthly insights, track net worth

Mint details from mint.intuit.com, read on November 11, 2026. Spendee prices are the US App Store’s; your country’s are on the pricing page.

  • You want budgets: a limit for the month or for one category, and what is left for each day.
  • You want payments sorted into categories for you, with categories and labels of your own.
  • You also pay with cash, or in more than one currency.
  • You share a wallet with a partner or family.
  • Reviewing transactions, spending by category, monthly insights and net worth in Credit Karma is all you need. Mint’s site says those features have moved there.
What happened to Mint?

Mint’s own site says “Mint has been reimagined on Credit Karma” and that reviewing transactions, monitoring your spending and tracking your net worth “now have a new home” there.

What is a good Mint replacement?

If budgets were what you used Mint for, Spendee: you set a limit for the month or for a category and see what is left for each day, with payments sorted into categories. Bank connection is part of Spendee Premium.

Is Spendee free?

Spendee has a free plan with no time limit: payments you add by hand, one cash wallet and a total budget. Plus is $3.99 a month or $27.99 a year, and Premium, with bank connection, is $7.99 a month or $44.99 a year on the US App Store.

Does Spendee connect to my bank?

Yes, on the Premium plan, read-only through licensed open-banking partners (Salt Edge and Plaid), with bank lists for 36 countries.