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Spreadsheets are free.
The rest is nine dollars.

Both plans read the same statement and run the same two checks on it, for as many statements as you like. The licence buys the formats an accounting package asks for, and downloading a whole sitting at once.

No account either way, and your statement never leaves your computer.

Free

$0

Excel and plain CSV, for as many statements as you like. No counting, no account, nothing that runs out.

Convert a statement

Licensed

$9 a month

Everything free has, and the five formats an accounting package asks for.

  • Xero CSV, in the columns Xero's statement import asks for
  • QBO for QuickBooks, carrying the currency it checks on import
  • OFX and QIF for MYOB and Quicken
  • MT940 for Exact, AFAS, Twinfield and much of the Dutch and German market
  • Download a whole sitting of statements in one go

Checkout is not open yet. The free plan works in full in the meantime.

In both plans

Nothing that makes a file worth trusting is behind the licence, and neither is correcting a row the parser read wrongly, because that is our mistake to fix rather than something to charge for.

How paying works without an account

Checkout sends you a license key. Paste it into the plan button in the corner of the converter and that browser unlocks every format. There is no password, no profile and nothing about you held here, because the site has no server to hold it on.

The key is yours rather than a machine's, so paste it again on a second computer or after clearing your browser data. Lemon Squeezy handles the payment, holds the key and will re-send it to the email you bought with.

Cancel from the receipt Lemon Squeezy emailed you and the key stops at the end of the month you paid for. Your browser goes back to writing CSV, which never runs out, and every statement you had already converted stays converted.