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Budgero vs PocketSmith

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Budgero

8.1#8 in personal finance softwareFrom $35 a year
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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PocketSmith

9.0#2 in personal finance softwareFrom $119.88 a year
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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What both publish

FactBudgeroPocketSmith
Account syncmanualboth
Bill trackingYesYes
BudgetingThe app uses zero-based budgeting, assigning available money to categories and showing what remains to spend.The product provides a budget calendar, flexible budget periods and what-if scenarios.
Budgeting toolsYesYes
Free planNoYes
Multi-currencyAccounts can use different currencies while the budget uses a chosen budget currency.It tracks accounts, assets and liabilities across countries with automatic currency conversion based on daily rates.
Net-worth trackingYesYes
Paid from49.99
PurposeBudgero is a private budgeting app for planning spending, managing accounts across currencies, and budgeting together in a browser.PocketSmith is personal finance software for forecasting future bank balances and interacting with money.
Report exportYesYes
SupportThe maker lists documentation, email support at [email protected], a feedback site, Discord, and Reddit.Users can contact PocketSmith support through the in-app Help menu or by email, with priority email support on Fortune.

Budgero plans

  • Budgero Cloud$4 a month
  • Self-hostedFree
  • Budgero Cloud$35 a year

PocketSmith plans

  • FreeFree
  • Foundation$14.95 a month
  • Flourish$24.95 a month
  • Fortune$39.95 a month
  • Foundation$119.88 a year
  • Flourish$199.92 a year

Pick Budgero if…

Budgero suits individuals or groups who want category-based budgeting and accounts in multiple currencies. Cloud workspaces may suit groups of up to five, while self-hosting is an option for those willing to manage hosting, updates and backups.

Pick PocketSmith if…

It suits people who want to budget, monitor connected accounts and project balances, including users managing finances across currencies. The free plan is aimed at casual budgeters.

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