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Copilot Money logoCopilot MoneyBudgeting app

Copilot Money is a budgeting app. Copilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly. We checked that on Nov 3, 2026. Below are 14 other apps, starting with the 12 other budgeting apps and then AI money tools. They're ranked by how close each app's category is to Copilot Money's, not by how good it is, and every fact shows the date we checked it.

Short answer

The closest alternatives to Copilot Money are Albert, Cleo and EveryDollar, because Albert, Cleo and EveryDollar are also budgeting apps. Copilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly. We checked Copilot Money on Nov 3, 2026, and each card below puts an alternative's price, trial, platforms and ratings next to Copilot Money's, with the date we checked them.

What Copilot Money says on its own pages

Before you compare, here is what Copilot Money itself says about these points. Quotes are its own words, and each line links to the page we read.

  • Sharing with a partner: “On the next screen, have them enter the email address associated with your Copilot account.” (source, opens in a new tab, checked )
  • Joint and personal views: “Custom Category Groups: You can create a group of categories for each individual to manage their own budget.” (source, opens in a new tab, checked )
  • Business use: “You can use Tags to track business spending instead of using separate categories.” (source, opens in a new tab, checked )
  • Exporting your data: “Copilot allows you to export all of your transaction data as a spreadsheet on iOS, iPadOS, macOS and Web.” (source, opens in a new tab, checked )
  • Age and family: “THE SERVICE IS NOT FOR PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 18” (source, opens in a new tab, checked )

What Copilot Money and its alternatives cost

  • Copilot Money logoCopilot Money

    $13a month

    Copilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.

    Cost over 1 and 3 years: $95 and $285, at the yearly list price before tax.

    As of · copilot.money

  • Albert logoAlbert

    $19.99a month

    Albert's Standard plan costs $19.99 a month, and Genius and Family plans cost $39.99 a month. A Family plan covers the owner and up to 4 family members.

  • Cleo logoCleo

    $5.99a month

    Cleo has a free version. Plus is $5.99 a month or $44.99 a year, Pro is $8.99 a month and Builder is $14.99 a month.

    Cost over 1 and 3 years: $44.99 and $134.97, at the yearly list price before tax.

  • EveryDollar logoEveryDollar

    $17.99a month

    EveryDollar has a free version. After a 14-day free trial, premium costs $79.99 a year billed annually, or $17.99 a month billed monthly.

    Cost over 1 and 3 years: $79.99 and $239.97, at the yearly list price before tax.

    As of · everydollar.com

  • Goodbudget logoGoodbudget

    $10a month

    Goodbudget has a free version. Goodbudget Premium costs $10 a month or $80 a year.

    Cost over 1 and 3 years: $80 and $240, at the yearly list price before tax.

    As of · goodbudget.com/signup

  • Honeydue logoHoneydue

    Honeydue says it is 100% free for everybody and doesn't block any features with a paywall. It asks users to consider an optional monthly tip of $1 to $10.

  • Monarch Money logoMonarch Money

    $14.99a month

    Monarch Core costs $14.99 a month, or $99.99 a year billed annually. Monarch Plus costs $199.99 a year billed annually.

    Cost over 1 and 3 years: $99.99 and $299.97, at the yearly list price before tax.

    As of · monarch.com/pricing

  • Origin logoOrigin

    $12.99a month

    Origin's annual plan is a one-time payment of $99 for 12 months, and the monthly plan costs $12.99 a month.

  • PocketGuard logoPocketGuard

    $12.99a month

    PocketGuard Premium costs $12.99 a month, $74.99 a year billed yearly, or $149.99 once for lifetime access.

    Cost over 1 and 3 years: $74.99 and $224.97, at the yearly list price before tax.

    As of · pocketguard.com/pricing

  • Quicken Simplifi logoQuicken Simplifi

    $6.99a month, billed yearly

    Quicken Simplifi lists $6.99 a month, billed annually. New members who order directly from Quicken by November 29, 2026 see a first-year offer of $3.99 a month, billed annually.

    As of · quicken.com/products/simplifi

  • Rocket Money logoRocket Money

    Rocket Money has a free version. Premium uses a pay what you think is fair price that Rocket Money says typically ranges from $7 to $14 a month, and Premium+ costs $15 a month.

  • YNAB logoYNAB

    $14.99a month

    YNAB costs $14.99 a month, or $109 a year paid annually, plus tax where applicable.

    Cost over 1 and 3 years: $109 and $327, at the yearly list price before tax.

    As of · ynab.com/pricing

  • Fifecta logoFifecta

    $15a month

    Fifecta costs $15 a month or $150 a year.

    Cost over 1 and 3 years: $150 and $450, at the yearly list price before tax.

    As of · pricelesstay.com/fifecta

  • Actual Budget logoActual Budget

    Actual is free and open source, and its desktop apps run locally.

    As of · github.com/actualbudget/actual

  • Finances in ChatGPT

    OpenAI lists Finances for U.S. Free, Go, Plus and Pro users.

Bars show only when every app here lists a yearly price, so these prices sit side by side without them. Prices are list prices from each app's own page, before tax and any offer.

Alternatives to Copilot Money, closest category first

Each card puts the app's facts next to Copilot Money's, with the date we checked each one. The order follows how close the category is, not how good the app is.

How Copilot Money compares at a glance

  • Starting from Copilot Money's $13 a month, Cleo ($5.99 a month), Goodbudget ($10 a month), Origin ($12.99 a month) and PocketGuard ($12.99 a month) list a lower one and Albert ($19.99 a month), EveryDollar ($17.99 a month), Monarch Money ($14.99 a month) and YNAB ($14.99 a month) list a higher one.
  • Honeydue and Actual Budget are free, unlike Copilot Money.
  • Copilot Money pulls in your bank data, while EveryDollar and Goodbudget sync banks only when paid.
  • Copilot Money doesn't list Android, and Albert, Cleo, Goodbudget, Honeydue, Monarch Money, Origin, PocketGuard, Rocket Money, YNAB and Finances in ChatGPT do.
  • Copilot Money doesn't list Apple Watch, and PocketGuard and YNAB do.
  • For Windows, look at Actual Budget, since Copilot Money doesn't list it.
  • For Linux, look at Actual Budget, since Copilot Money doesn't list it.
  • Copilot Money runs on Mac, which Albert, Cleo, Goodbudget, Honeydue, Monarch Money, PocketGuard, Rocket Money, YNAB and Finances in ChatGPT don't list.
  • Copilot Money runs on the web, which Albert, Cleo, Honeydue and Actual Budget don't list.
  • Goodbudget and Actual Budget don't list iPad, where Copilot Money runs.
  • Copilot Money lists iPhone, and Actual Budget doesn't.
  • Copilot Money holds a 4.8 App Store rating. Of the apps below, Monarch Money (4.9) rates higher and Albert (4.7), Cleo (4.7), EveryDollar (4.7), Goodbudget (4.6), Honeydue (4.5), Origin (4.6), PocketGuard (4.6), Simplifi (4.5) and Rocket Money (4.5) rate lower.
  • For help, Copilot Money lists these channels: in-app chat and email. Of the apps below, Albert, Origin and Simplifi list phone support.
  • Copilot Money offers investment tracking, which Cleo's own pages say it doesn't.
  • Copilot Money offers joint and individual views, which EveryDollar, PocketGuard, Simplifi and Rocket Money say on their own pages they don't.
  • Copilot Money offers business money tracking, which Albert, Cleo, EveryDollar, Goodbudget and Honeydue say on their own pages they don't.
  • YNAB offers options for kids, which Copilot Money's own pages say it doesn't.

Other budgeting apps

  • Albert logo

    Albert

    Budgeting app

    Same category

    Albert is a subscription money app for budgeting, banking, saving and investing, with an AI assistant called Genius.

    Price and fees
    AlbertAlbert's Standard plan costs $19.99 a month, and Genius and Family plans cost $39.99 a month. A Family plan covers the owner and up to 4 family members.As of Nov 12, 2026. Source: help.albert.com/hc/en-us/articles/21583583733271-How-much-does-Albert-cost
    Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
    Free trial
    AlbertAlbert says you can try your plan for 30 days before you're charged.As of Nov 12, 2026. Source: albert.com
    Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
    Platforms
    AlbertAlbert lists iOS and Android.As of Nov 12, 2026. Source: albert.com
    Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
    App store rating
    AlbertAlbert has 4.7 out of 5 on the App Store from 343,539 ratings.As of Nov 12, 2026. Source: App Store listing
    Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

    How Albert differs from Copilot Money

    Against Copilot Money's $13 a month, Albert lists $19.99 a month as its lowest price. Albert runs on Android, which Copilot Money's list leaves out. Copilot Money also covers Mac and the web, which Albert doesn't list. Copilot Money includes business money tracking, which Albert says it doesn't offer. Copilot Money keeps couples on a single login, but Albert gives partners separate logins. Albert lists phone support, which isn't on Copilot Money's support list. Albert's App Store rating is 4.7 from 343,539 ratings, against 4.8 from 30,895 ratings for Copilot Money. Albert and Copilot Money are both budgeting apps. Albert connects to your bank, the same as Copilot Money. Like Copilot Money, Albert offers goals, investment tracking, AI features, data export and joint and individual views. Neither Albert nor Copilot Money offers options for kids, going by each app's own pages. Albert lists email and chat support, which Copilot Money provides too.

    Who it fits

    • Albert lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
    • Albert lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
    • Albert lists an APY on deposits. That fits a Saver, whose first fix is putting saved money to work.
    • Albert lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
    • Cleo logo

      Cleo

      Budgeting app

      Same category

      Cleo is a money app with an AI chat assistant, budgeting tools and cash advances.

      Price and fees
      CleoCleo has a free version. Plus is $5.99 a month or $44.99 a year, Pro is $8.99 a month and Builder is $14.99 a month.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: web.meetcleo.com/faqs/en/articles/11864260-does-cleo-offer-annual-subscription-options
      Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
      Platforms
      CleoCleo lists iOS and Android.As of Nov 12, 2026. Source: meetcleo.com
      Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
      App store rating
      CleoCleo has 4.7 out of 5 on the App Store from 268,990 ratings.As of Nov 12, 2026. Source: App Store listing
      Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

      How Cleo differs from Copilot Money

      For a year up front, Cleo lists $44.99 a year, against Copilot Money's $95 a year. Cleo starts at $5.99 a month, while Copilot Money charges from $13 a month. Cleo also has a free version, and every price Copilot Money lists is for a paid plan. Cleo runs on Android, which Copilot Money's list leaves out. Cleo's platform list leaves out Mac and the web, which Copilot Money covers. Cleo's own pages say it doesn't offer investment tracking and business money tracking, which Copilot Money includes. Cleo rates 4.7 from 268,990 ratings on the App Store, where Copilot Money sits at 4.8 from 30,895 ratings. Cleo and Copilot Money are both budgeting apps. As with Copilot Money, Cleo syncs with your bank. Cleo offers goals and AI features, which Copilot Money includes too. Like Copilot Money, Cleo says on its own pages that it doesn't offer options for kids. As with Copilot Money, Cleo has partners share one login. Like Copilot Money, Cleo lists email and chat support.

      Who it fits

      • Cleo lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
      • Cleo lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
      • EveryDollar logo

        EveryDollar

        Budgeting app

        Same category

        EveryDollar is a zero-based budgeting app from Ramsey Solutions with a free version and a paid premium version.

        Price and fees
        EveryDollarEveryDollar has a free version. After a 14-day free trial, premium costs $79.99 a year billed annually, or $17.99 a month billed monthly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: everydollar.com
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
        Free trial
        EveryDollarEveryDollar premium starts with a 14-day free trial for new users.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: everydollar.com
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
        Platforms
        EveryDollarEveryDollar lists iOS, Android and Computer.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: ramseysolutions.com/money/everydollar
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
        App store rating
        EveryDollarEveryDollar has 4.7 out of 5 on the App Store from 84,203 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

        How EveryDollar differs from Copilot Money

        On a yearly plan, EveryDollar lists $79.99 a year, and Copilot Money charges $95 a year. EveryDollar starts at $17.99 a month, more than Copilot Money's $13 a month. EveryDollar also has a free version, and every price Copilot Money lists is for a paid plan. Copilot Money keeps your bank in sync, but EveryDollar syncs banks only when paid. EveryDollar's own pages say it doesn't offer joint and individual views and business money tracking, which Copilot Money includes. Unlike Copilot Money, which keeps couples on a single login, EveryDollar gives partners separate logins. Copilot Money provides email and chat support, which EveryDollar doesn't list. EveryDollar rates 4.7 from 84,203 ratings on the App Store, where Copilot Money sits at 4.8 from 30,895 ratings. Like Copilot Money, EveryDollar is a budgeting app. EveryDollar offers goals, investment tracking and data export, which Copilot Money includes too.

        Who it fits

        • EveryDollar lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
        • EveryDollar lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
        • EveryDollar lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
      • Goodbudget logo

        Goodbudget

        Budgeting app

        Same category

        Goodbudget is an envelope budgeting app with a free version and a paid Premium version.

        Price and fees
        GoodbudgetGoodbudget has a free version. Goodbudget Premium costs $10 a month or $80 a year.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: goodbudget.com/signup
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
        Free trial
        GoodbudgetGoodbudget says it isn't offering trials of Premium. There is a Free Forever plan, and you can ask for a refund within the first 30 days of a subscription.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: forums.goodbudget.com/t/premium-level/2994
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
        Platforms
        GoodbudgetGoodbudget lists Web, Android and iPhone.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: goodbudget.com/signup
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
        App store rating
        GoodbudgetGoodbudget has 4.6 out of 5 on the App Store from 13,528 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

        How Goodbudget differs from Copilot Money

        For a year up front, Goodbudget lists $80 a year, against Copilot Money's $95 a year. Goodbudget's lowest listed paid price is $10 a month, lower than Copilot Money's $13 a month. Copilot Money's listed prices are all for paid plans, while Goodbudget also has a free version. Goodbudget has paid-only bank sync, while Copilot Money pulls in your bank data. Goodbudget runs on Android, which Copilot Money's list leaves out. Goodbudget's platform list leaves out iPad and Mac, which Copilot Money covers. Copilot Money includes business money tracking, which Goodbudget says it doesn't offer. Goodbudget doesn't list chat support, which Copilot Money provides. Goodbudget's App Store rating is 4.6 from 13,528 ratings, against 4.8 from 30,895 ratings for Copilot Money. Like Copilot Money, Goodbudget is a budgeting app. Like Copilot Money, Goodbudget offers goals and data export. Neither Goodbudget nor Copilot Money offers options for kids, going by each app's own pages. As with Copilot Money, Goodbudget has partners share one login. Goodbudget lists email support, which Copilot Money provides too.

        Who it fits

        • Goodbudget lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
        • Goodbudget lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
      • Honeydue logo

        Honeydue

        Budgeting app

        Same category

        Honeydue is a free mobile app for couples to track balances, budgets and bills together, with controls over what each partner shares.

        Price and fees
        HoneydueHoneydue says it is 100% free for everybody and doesn't block any features with a paywall. It asks users to consider an optional monthly tip of $1 to $10.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: support.honeydue.com/en/articles/3179714-how-does-honeydue-earn-money
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
        Free trial
        HoneydueHoneydue needs no trial: it says it is 100% free for everybody and doesn't block any features with a paywall.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: support.honeydue.com/en/articles/3179714-how-does-honeydue-earn-money
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
        Platforms
        HoneydueHoneydue lists iOS and Android.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: honeydue.com
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
        App store rating
        HoneydueHoneydue has 4.5 out of 5 on the App Store from 10,281 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing
        Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

        How Honeydue differs from Copilot Money

        Where Copilot Money charges from $13 a month, Honeydue is free. Beyond what Copilot Money covers, Honeydue also runs on Android. Honeydue doesn't list Mac and the web, which Copilot Money covers. Honeydue's own pages say it doesn't offer business money tracking, which Copilot Money includes. Unlike Copilot Money, which keeps couples on a single login, Honeydue gives partners separate logins. Honeydue's App Store rating is 4.5 from 10,281 ratings, against 4.8 from 30,895 ratings for Copilot Money. Like Copilot Money, Honeydue is a budgeting app. Honeydue links your bank accounts, the same as Copilot Money. Honeydue offers investment tracking and joint and individual views, which Copilot Money includes too. Copilot Money rules out options for kids on its own pages, and so does Honeydue. Like Copilot Money, Honeydue lists email and chat support.

        Who it fits

        • Honeydue lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
        • Honeydue lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
        • Monarch Money logo

          Monarch Money

          Budgeting app

          Same category

          Monarch Money is a paid app for budgeting and for tracking your accounts, net worth and goals in one place.

          Price and fees
          Monarch MoneyMonarch Core costs $14.99 a month, or $99.99 a year billed annually. Monarch Plus costs $199.99 a year billed annually.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: monarch.com/pricing
          Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
          Free trial
          Monarch MoneyMonarch offers a free 7-day trial, and you need a payment method to start it.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: monarch.com/pricing
          Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
          Platforms
          Monarch MoneyMonarch Money lists Web, iOS and Android.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: monarch.com
          Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
          App store rating
          Monarch MoneyMonarch Money has 4.9 out of 5 on the App Store from 116,791 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing
          Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

          How Monarch Money differs from Copilot Money

          For a year up front, Monarch Money lists $99.99 a year, against Copilot Money's $95 a year. Monarch Money starts at $14.99 a month, while Copilot Money charges from $13 a month. Monarch Money adds Android, beyond Copilot Money's list. Monarch Money's platform list leaves out Mac, which Copilot Money covers. Monarch Money gives partners separate logins, while Copilot Money keeps couples on a single login. Copilot Money provides email and chat support, which Monarch Money doesn't list. Monarch Money's App Store rating is 4.9 from 116,791 ratings, against 4.8 from 30,895 ratings for Copilot Money. Monarch Money and Copilot Money are both budgeting apps. Like Copilot Money, Monarch Money connects to your bank. Monarch Money offers goals, investment tracking, AI features, data export, joint and individual views and business money tracking, which Copilot Money includes too. Neither Monarch Money nor Copilot Money offers options for kids, going by each app's own pages.

          Who it fits

          • Monarch Money lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
          • Monarch Money lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
          • Monarch Money lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
        • Origin logo

          Origin

          Budgeting app

          Same category

          Origin is a paid app for budgeting, tracking your accounts and investments, and asking an AI advisor about your money, with free partner access.

          Price and fees
          OriginOrigin's annual plan is a one-time payment of $99 for 12 months, and the monthly plan costs $12.99 a month.As of Nov 12, 2026. Source: support.useorigin.com/hc/en-us/articles/27538341764621-How-will-I-be-billed-for-the-annual-plan
          Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
          Free trial
          OriginOrigin offers a 7-day free trial on monthly and annual plans, but says the trial is currently unavailable while its $1 for a year promotion runs.As of Nov 12, 2026. Source: support.useorigin.com/hc/en-us/articles/27519866928013-Is-there-a-free-trial-for-both-monthly-and-yearly-membership-plans
          Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
          Platforms
          OriginOrigin lists Web, iOS, Android and Mac.As of Nov 12, 2026. Source: useorigin.com
          Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
          App store rating
          OriginOrigin has 4.6 out of 5 on the App Store from 4,019 ratings.As of Nov 12, 2026. Source: App Store listing
          Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

          How Origin differs from Copilot Money

          Origin's lowest listed price is $12.99 a month, lower than Copilot Money's $13 a month. Origin runs on Android, which Copilot Money's list leaves out. Where Copilot Money keeps couples on a single login, Origin gives partners separate logins. Origin lists phone support, which isn't on Copilot Money's support list. Origin doesn't list chat support, which Copilot Money provides. Origin's App Store rating is 4.6 from 4,019 ratings, against 4.8 from 30,895 ratings for Copilot Money. Like Copilot Money, Origin is a budgeting app. Like Copilot Money, Origin links your bank accounts. On goals, investment tracking, AI features, data export, joint and individual views and business money tracking, Origin matches Copilot Money. Neither Origin nor Copilot Money offers options for kids, going by each app's own pages. Origin lists email support, which Copilot Money provides too.

          Who it fits

          • Origin lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
          • Origin lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
          • Origin lists an APY on deposits. That fits a Saver, whose first fix is putting saved money to work.
          • Origin lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
          • PocketGuard logo

            PocketGuard

            Budgeting app

            Same category

            PocketGuard is a paid budgeting app that tracks your accounts, bills and budgets and shows what is safe to spend.

            Price and fees
            PocketGuardPocketGuard Premium costs $12.99 a month, $74.99 a year billed yearly, or $149.99 once for lifetime access.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: pocketguard.com/pricing
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Free trial
            PocketGuardPocketGuard offers a 7-day free trial.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: pocketguard.com/pricing
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Platforms
            PocketGuardPocketGuard lists Web, iOS, Apple Watch and Android.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: pocketguard.com
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            App store rating
            PocketGuardPocketGuard has 4.6 out of 5 on the App Store from 7,683 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

            How PocketGuard differs from Copilot Money

            Paying yearly, PocketGuard's lowest price is $74.99 a year, next to $95 a year for Copilot Money. PocketGuard starts at $12.99 a month, less than Copilot Money's $13 a month. PocketGuard runs on Apple Watch and Android, which Copilot Money's list leaves out. Copilot Money also covers Mac, which PocketGuard doesn't list. PocketGuard's own pages say it doesn't offer joint and individual views, which Copilot Money includes. PocketGuard's App Store rating is 4.6 from 7,683 ratings, against 4.8 from 30,895 ratings for Copilot Money. PocketGuard and Copilot Money are both budgeting apps. As with Copilot Money, PocketGuard links your bank accounts. PocketGuard offers goals, investment tracking, AI features and data export, which Copilot Money includes too. Copilot Money rules out options for kids on its own pages, and so does PocketGuard. PocketGuard has partners share one login, the same as Copilot Money. Like Copilot Money, PocketGuard lists email and chat support.

            Who it fits

            • PocketGuard lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
            • PocketGuard lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
            • PocketGuard lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
          • Quicken Simplifi logo

            Quicken Simplifi

            Budgeting app

            Same category

            Quicken Simplifi is a paid web and mobile app that builds a spending plan from your income, bills and subscriptions.

            Price and fees
            SimplifiQuicken Simplifi lists $6.99 a month, billed annually. New members who order directly from Quicken by November 29, 2026 see a first-year offer of $3.99 a month, billed annually.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: quicken.com/products/simplifi
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Free trial
            SimplifiQuicken says Simplifi has no free trial, but offers a 30-day money-back guarantee from the original purchase date for subscriptions bought directly from Quicken.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: support.simplifi.quicken.com/en/articles/3363727-quicken-simplifi-subscription-questions
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Platforms
            SimplifiQuicken Simplifi lists Web and Mobile.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: quicken.com/products/simplifi
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            App store rating
            SimplifiQuicken Simplifi has 4.5 out of 5 on the App Store from 11,972 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

            How Simplifi differs from Copilot Money

            Simplifi's own pages say it doesn't offer joint and individual views, which Copilot Money includes. Unlike Copilot Money, which keeps couples on a single login, Simplifi gives partners separate logins. Simplifi lists phone support, and Copilot Money's support list doesn't. Copilot Money provides email support, which Simplifi doesn't list. Simplifi's App Store rating is 4.5 from 11,972 ratings, against 4.8 from 30,895 ratings for Copilot Money. Like Copilot Money, Simplifi is a budgeting app. Like Copilot Money, Simplifi syncs with your bank. Simplifi offers goals, investment tracking, AI features and data export, which Copilot Money includes too. Neither Simplifi nor Copilot Money offers options for kids, going by each app's own pages. Like Copilot Money, Simplifi lists chat support.

            Who it fits

            • Simplifi lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
            • Simplifi lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
            • Simplifi lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
          • Rocket Money logo

            Rocket Money

            Budgeting app

            Same category

            Rocket Money is a budgeting app that tracks your spending and subscriptions, with a free version and paid Premium and Premium+ tiers.

            Price and fees
            Rocket MoneyRocket Money has a free version. Premium uses a pay what you think is fair price that Rocket Money says typically ranges from $7 to $14 a month, and Premium+ costs $15 a month.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: rocketmoney.com/learn/personal-finance/how-much-does-rocket-money-cost
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Free trial
            Rocket MoneyRocket Money says new Premium members get a 7-day free trial, then the monthly subscription continues at the price chosen at signup.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: help.rocketmoney.com/en/articles/2217739-how-much-does-rocket-money-cost
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Platforms
            Rocket MoneyRocket Money lists iOS, Android and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: rocketmoney.com/learn/personal-finance/how-much-does-rocket-money-cost
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            App store rating
            Rocket MoneyRocket Money has 4.5 out of 5 on the App Store from 404,690 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

            How Rocket Money differs from Copilot Money

            Rocket Money also has a free version, and every price Copilot Money lists is for a paid plan. Rocket Money adds Android, beyond Copilot Money's list. Rocket Money's platform list leaves out Mac, which Copilot Money covers. Rocket Money's own pages say it doesn't offer joint and individual views, which Copilot Money includes. Rocket Money gives partners separate logins, while Copilot Money keeps couples on a single login. Rocket Money rates 4.5 from 404,690 ratings on the App Store, where Copilot Money sits at 4.8 from 30,895 ratings. Rocket Money and Copilot Money are both budgeting apps. Rocket Money syncs with your bank, the same as Copilot Money. Rocket Money offers goals, investment tracking, AI features, data export and business money tracking, which Copilot Money includes too. Copilot Money rules out options for kids on its own pages, and so does Rocket Money. Like Copilot Money, Rocket Money lists email and chat support.

            Who it fits

            • Rocket Money lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
            • Rocket Money lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
            • Rocket Money lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
          • YNAB logo

            YNAB

            Budgeting app

            Same category

            YNAB is a paid budgeting app built around the YNAB Method, where you give every dollar a job before you spend it.

            Price and fees
            YNABYNAB costs $14.99 a month, or $109 a year paid annually, plus tax where applicable.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: ynab.com/pricing
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Free trial
            YNABYNAB offers a 34-day free trial, and you don't need a credit card when you sign up directly with YNAB.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: ynab.com/pricing
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Platforms
            YNABYNAB lists Web, iPhone, Android, iPad and Apple Watch.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: ynab.com/our-app-lineup
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            App store rating
            YNABYNAB has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 62,068 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

            How YNAB differs from Copilot Money

            Paying yearly, YNAB's lowest price is $109 a year, next to $95 a year for Copilot Money. YNAB's lowest listed price is $14.99 a month, higher than Copilot Money's $13 a month. Beyond what Copilot Money covers, YNAB also runs on Android and Apple Watch. YNAB doesn't list Mac, which Copilot Money covers. YNAB offers options for kids, which Copilot Money's own pages rule out. Where Copilot Money keeps couples on a single login, YNAB gives partners separate logins. YNAB is a budgeting app, the same kind of app as Copilot Money. As with Copilot Money, YNAB connects to your bank. Like Copilot Money, YNAB offers goals, investment tracking, data export, joint and individual views and business money tracking. YNAB lists email and chat support, which Copilot Money provides too. Like Copilot Money, YNAB is rated 4.8 on the App Store.

            Who it fits

            • YNAB lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
            • YNAB lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
            • YNAB lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
          • Full disclosure: Taylor Price, who runs Priceless Tay, owns Fifecta, so keep that in mind as you read this comparison.

            Fifecta logo

            Fifecta

            Budgeting app

            Our app

            Fifecta is the Priceless Tay budgeting app that gives every paycheck a plan with FUNDS, built on your Money Type.

            Price and fees
            FifectaFifecta costs $15 a month or $150 a year.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: pricelesstay.com/fifecta
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Free trial
            FifectaFifecta is free for 7 days, and you can cancel anytime in the app.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: pricelesstay.com/fifecta
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Platforms
            FifectaFifecta lists Web, iPhone (home screen install) and Android (home screen install).As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: pricelesstay.com/fifecta
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            App store rating
            FifectaWeb app, not in app stores.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: pricelesstay.com/fifecta
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

            How Fifecta differs from Copilot Money

            For a year up front, Fifecta lists $150 a year, against Copilot Money's $95 a year. Against Copilot Money's $13 a month, Fifecta lists $15 a month as its lowest price. Unlike Copilot Money, which pulls in your bank data, Fifecta makes bank sync optional. Fifecta doesn't list email and chat support, which Copilot Money provides. Like Copilot Money, Fifecta is a budgeting app. On goals, investment tracking, AI features, data export, joint and individual views and business money tracking, Fifecta matches Copilot Money. Copilot Money rules out options for kids on its own pages, and so does Fifecta.

            Who it fits

            • Fifecta lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
            • Fifecta lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
            • Fifecta lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.

          AI money tools

          • Actual Budget logo

            Actual Budget

            AI money tool

            Nearby category

            Actual Budget is an open source, local-first budgeting app built on envelope budgeting that you can self-host.

            Price and fees
            Actual BudgetActual is free and open source, and its desktop apps run locally.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: github.com/actualbudget/actual
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Free trial
            Actual BudgetActual needs no trial: it says it is 100% free and open source.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: github.com/actualbudget/actual
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            Platforms
            Actual BudgetActual Budget lists Windows, macOS and Linux.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: actualbudget.org/download
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
            App store rating
            Actual BudgetDesktop and web app; its official iOS app is in beta testing on TestFlight and there is no official Android app yet.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: actualbudget.org/docs/faq
            Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

            How Actual Budget differs from Copilot Money

            Actual Budget is an AI money tool, not a budgeting app like Copilot Money. Actual Budget is free, while Copilot Money charges from $13 a month. Actual Budget runs on Windows and Linux, which Copilot Money's list leaves out. Copilot Money also covers iPhone, iPad and the web, which Actual Budget doesn't list. Where Copilot Money keeps couples on a single login, Actual Budget gives partners separate logins. Actual Budget doesn't list email and chat support, which Copilot Money provides. Like Copilot Money, Actual Budget links your bank accounts. Like Copilot Money, Actual Budget offers goals, investment tracking, data export and joint and individual views.

            Who it fits

            • Actual Budget lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
            • Actual Budget lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
            • Actual Budget lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.
            • Finances in ChatGPT

              AI money tool

              Nearby category

              Finances is a built-in ChatGPT feature that links your bank accounts through Plaid and shows a money dashboard in ChatGPT.

              Price and fees
              Finances in ChatGPTOpenAI lists Finances for U.S. Free, Go, Plus and Pro users.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: help.openai.com/en/articles/20001222-finances-in-chatgpt
              Copilot MoneyCopilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
              Free trial
              Finances in ChatGPTFinances needs no trial: OpenAI says it is available in the U.S. to Free, Go, Plus, and Pro users.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: help.openai.com/en/articles/20001222-finances-in-chatgpt
              Copilot MoneyCopilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
              Platforms
              Finances in ChatGPTFinances in ChatGPT lists Web, iOS and Android.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: help.openai.com/en/articles/20001222-finances-in-chatgpt
              Copilot MoneyCopilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Web.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: copilot.money
              App store rating
              Finances in ChatGPTFeature inside the ChatGPT app.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: help.openai.com/en/articles/20001222-finances-in-chatgpt
              Copilot MoneyCopilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings.As of Nov 3, 2026. Source: App Store listing

              How Finances in ChatGPT differs from Copilot Money

              Unlike Copilot Money, which is a budgeting app, Finances in ChatGPT is an AI money tool. Beyond what Copilot Money covers, Finances in ChatGPT also runs on Android. Finances in ChatGPT's platform list leaves out Mac, which Copilot Money covers. Copilot Money provides email support, which Finances in ChatGPT doesn't list. Finances in ChatGPT links your bank accounts, the same as Copilot Money. Like Copilot Money, Finances in ChatGPT offers goals, investment tracking and AI features. Like Copilot Money, Finances in ChatGPT lists chat support.

              Who it fits

              • Finances in ChatGPT lists investment tracking. That fits a Strategist, who wants to watch the whole plan grow.
              • Finances in ChatGPT lists goals. A goal gives a Spender a reason to pause before buying, which is the Sleep on It fix.
              • Finances in ChatGPT lists bank syncing. Seeing every account in one place helps a Scrambler pay bills first.

              Who Copilot Money and its alternatives are for

              Pick the tab that sounds like you. The questions come from app help centers, FAQ pages and user forums, and every answer comes from the app's own pages, with the date we checked it.

              Just me

              Budgeting on your own? These are the basics people ask about first.

              • Is it free?

                Copilot Money: Copilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly.

                As of . Source: copilot.money

                Albert: Albert's Standard plan costs $19.99 a month, and Genius and Family plans cost $39.99 a month. A Family plan covers the owner and up to 4 family members.

                As of . Source: help.albert.com

                Cleo: Cleo has a free version. Plus is $5.99 a month or $44.99 a year, Pro is $8.99 a month and Builder is $14.99 a month.

                As of . Source: web.meetcleo.com

                EveryDollar: EveryDollar has a free version. After a 14-day free trial, premium costs $79.99 a year billed annually, or $17.99 a month billed monthly.

                As of . Source: everydollar.com

                Goodbudget: Goodbudget has a free version. Goodbudget Premium costs $10 a month or $80 a year.

                As of . Source: goodbudget.com

                Honeydue: Honeydue says it is 100% free for everybody and doesn't block any features with a paywall. It asks users to consider an optional monthly tip of $1 to $10.

                As of . Source: support.honeydue.com

                Monarch Money: Monarch Core costs $14.99 a month, or $99.99 a year billed annually. Monarch Plus costs $199.99 a year billed annually.

                As of . Source: monarch.com

                Origin: Origin's annual plan is a one-time payment of $99 for 12 months, and the monthly plan costs $12.99 a month.

                As of . Source: support.useorigin.com

                PocketGuard: PocketGuard Premium costs $12.99 a month, $74.99 a year billed yearly, or $149.99 once for lifetime access.

                As of . Source: pocketguard.com

                Simplifi: Quicken Simplifi lists $6.99 a month, billed annually. New members who order directly from Quicken by November 29, 2026 see a first-year offer of $3.99 a month, billed annually.

                As of . Source: quicken.com

                Rocket Money: Rocket Money has a free version. Premium uses a pay what you think is fair price that Rocket Money says typically ranges from $7 to $14 a month, and Premium+ costs $15 a month.

                As of . Source: rocketmoney.com

                YNAB: YNAB costs $14.99 a month, or $109 a year paid annually, plus tax where applicable.

                As of . Source: ynab.com

                Fifecta: Fifecta costs $15 a month or $150 a year.

                As of . Source: pricelesstay.com

                Actual Budget: Actual is free and open source, and its desktop apps run locally.

                As of . Source: github.com

                Finances in ChatGPT: OpenAI lists Finances for U.S. Free, Go, Plus and Pro users.

                As of . Source: help.openai.com

              • Does it connect to my bank and import transactions?

                Copilot Money: Yes. Copilot Money says it works with multiple data aggregators, starting with Plaid, so connected accounts update automatically. You can also add manual accounts.

                As of . Source: help.copilot.money

                Albert: Yes. Albert says it supports thousands of institutions to auto sync your balances and transactions.

                As of . Source: albert.com

                Cleo: Yes. Cleo's App Store listing says features like Money IQ need at least one bank account connected to the Cleo app.

                As of . Source: apps.apple.com

                EveryDollar: Premium only. EveryDollar premium connects your bank through Mastercard Connect and Plaid, and the free version uses manual entry.

                As of . Source: ramseysolutions.com

                Goodbudget: Premium only. Goodbudget Premium includes automatic bank sync for US banks only, and the free version does not list it.

                As of . Source: goodbudget.com

                Honeydue: Yes. Honeydue says it supports over 20,000 financial institutions across 5 countries, from bank accounts and loans to investments.

                As of . Source: honeydue.com

                Monarch Money: Yes. Monarch says it syncs with multiple financial data providers to connect with more than 13,000 financial institutions.

                As of . Source: monarch.com

                Origin: Yes. Origin says you can connect to over 11,000 financial institutions.

                As of . Source: useorigin.com

                PocketGuard: Yes. PocketGuard says it connects to more than 20,000 institutions in the US, Canada and the UK through Plaid, Finicity and Salt Edge.

                As of . Source: pocketguard.com

                Simplifi: Yes. Quicken says Simplifi connects to over 14k financial institutions.

                As of . Source: quicken.com

                Rocket Money: Yes. Rocket Money says it connects to your accounts through Plaid.

                As of . Source: rocketmoney.com

                YNAB: Yes. YNAB lets you connect your accounts and import transactions.

                As of . Source: ynab.com

                Fifecta: Optional. Fifecta connects banks through Plaid with read-only access, and you can type your income and spending in by hand instead.

                As of . Source: pricelesstay.com

                Actual Budget: Yes. Actual has built-in bank syncing through goCardless in the EU and UK and SimpleFIN in the US and Canada.

                As of . Source: actualbudget.org

                Finances in ChatGPT: Yes. OpenAI says Finances connects bank accounts through Plaid and credit through Experian, as separate connections.

                As of . Source: help.openai.com

              • Is there support from the app's makers if I need help?

                Copilot Money: Yes. In-app chat and email.

                In their words: “Still have questions? Contact us in the app or at support@copilot.money.”

                As of . Source: help.copilot.money

                Albert: Yes. Virtual assistant chat, live agent over text or email and phone (support options and voicemail).

                In their words: “You can always ask to transfer to a live support agent to get continued support over text or email. Call us at (844) 891-9309 to listen to support options over the phone or leave a voicemail.”

                As of . Source: help.albert.com

                Cleo: Yes. In-app chat (Ask Cleo) and email.

                In their words: “the fastest way to get help is in Ask Cleo.”

                As of . Source: web.meetcleo.com

                EveryDollar: Yes. Live person (free) and coaching (premium).

                In their words: “Get support from a live person if you need help.”

                As of . Source: ramseysolutions.com

                Goodbudget: Yes. Community (Free) and email (Premium).

                In their words: “Email support”

                As of . Source: goodbudget.com

                Honeydue: Yes. Email and in-app chat.

                In their words: “You can email us at support@honeydue.com about any concerns, bugs, or suggestions.”

                As of . Source: support.honeydue.com

                Monarch Money: Yes. In-app help (instant answer) and support ticket.

                In their words: “Click Contact Support to get an instant answer or submit a ticket.”

                As of . Source: help.monarch.com

                Origin: Yes. AI bot with a team member on request (app and web), scheduled phone call and email.

                In their words: “Prefer to speak to someone directly? Schedule a call with our Support team at a time that works for you.”

                As of . Source: support.useorigin.com

                PocketGuard: Yes. Email, AI chat and priority human support (paid plan).

                In their words: “If you have any issues, questions, or suggestions, please feel free to contact us at support@pocketguard.com.”

                As of . Source: pocketguard.com

                Simplifi: Yes. Live chat, phone and community.

                In their words: “You can reach out to our support team via chat, phone, or the Quicken Simplifi Community, each with specific hours.”

                As of . Source: support.simplifi.quicken.com

                Rocket Money: Yes. In-app chat and email.

                In their words: “However, as we are an app-based service, all our support is currently provided digitally.”

                As of . Source: help.rocketmoney.com

                YNAB: Yes. Chatbot with human handoff and email.

                In their words: “please tell the chatbot you need a human or send us an email to ensure that your message gets to our Support team!”

                As of . Source: support.ynab.com

                Fifecta: Yes. Contact form.

                In their words: “Questions about these terms? Use our contact form.”

                As of . Source: pricelesstay.com

                Actual Budget: Yes. Community Discord (#support channel) and GitHub issues.

                In their words: “For questions about installing or using Actual, join our Discord and make a new post in the #support channel”

                As of . Source: actualbudget.org

                Finances in ChatGPT: Yes. Chat (OpenAI Help Center).

                In their words: “Need more help? Contact us for product questions, account support and general troubleshooting.”

                As of . Source: help.openai.com

              A question shows only when every app here has a current official source that answers it. We only say no when the app's own page does.

              What real users say

              These are other people's opinions, not Priceless Tay's. We quote public reviews and posts word for word, link each one and show its date, but we haven't checked the claims in them. A post counts toward a theme when it uses one of that theme's keywords, so a mention can be praise or a complaint.

              What Copilot Money users say

              Based on 500 App Store reviews, 4 Reddit posts and 4 Hacker News posts dated Nov 2025 to Oct 2026, read Oct 2026. We collected the Reddit data with Apify, a scraping service, on Oct 24, 2026.

              • Of the 508 reviews and posts we read, 104 mention how easy or hard the app is to use.
              • Of the 508 reviews and posts we read, 94 mention the price, fees or the subscription.
              • Of the 508 reviews and posts we read, 55 mention customer service or support.

              Positive

              “I switched to Copilot when Mint shut down. This app is much better than Mint ever was.”
              App Store reviewer on the App Store, . See the App Store reviews. Apple doesn't give single reviews their own link, so this opens the app's reviews.

              Critical

              “App was great until Schwab stopped connecting. Reverification fails. ... Support is completely unhelpful.”
              App Store reviewer on the App Store, . See the App Store reviews. Apple doesn't give single reviews their own link, so this opens the app's reviews.

              Mixed

              “Copilot is great if you just wanna open it and get a “this minute” picture of your money but it could be better.”
              u/cailian13 in r/portfolios on Reddit, . Read it on Reddit.
              Where these come from

              FAQ

              What are the closest alternatives to Copilot Money?

              The closest alternatives to Copilot Money are Albert, Cleo and EveryDollar, because Albert, Cleo and EveryDollar are also budgeting apps. This list is ordered by how close each app's category is to Copilot Money's, not by how good it is.

              How much does Copilot Money cost?

              Copilot Money costs $13 a month, or $95 a year billed yearly. We checked this on Nov 3, 2026.

              Does Copilot Money have a free trial?

              Copilot Money says you can test drive the app before you connect an account and then start a free trial. Its pricing section does not list the trial length. We checked this on Nov 3, 2026.

              What is Copilot Money's app store rating?

              Copilot Money has 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store from 30,895 ratings. That's a snapshot from the store listing on Nov 3, 2026, not our score.

              Keep comparing

              Full disclosure: Taylor Price, who runs Priceless Tay, owns Fifecta, so keep that in mind as you read this comparison.

              Want a plan built on your Money Type?

              Fifecta gives every paycheck a plan with FUNDS, so you know where each dollar goes.

              Sources and confidence

              Last checked
              Sourced facts
              89 facts, each linked and dated
              Copilot Money6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026
              Albert6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 12, 2026
              Cleo5 sourced facts, last checked Nov 12, 2026
              EveryDollar6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026
              Goodbudget6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026
              Honeydue6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026
              Monarch Money6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026
              Origin6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 12, 2026
              PocketGuard6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026
              Quicken Simplifi6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026
              Rocket Money6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026
              YNAB6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026
              FifectaOur app6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026
              Actual Budget6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026
              Finances in ChatGPT6 sourced facts, last checked Nov 3, 2026

              Fifecta is our own app. Taylor Price, who runs Priceless Tay, owns Fifecta, so keep that in mind as you read this comparison.

              Each fact links to the official page it came from, with the date we checked it. Once a fact is older than 30 days, it comes off the page until we check it again. How we source, date and index this data.

              This is education, not financial advice.