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Mobills vs PocketSmith

Mobills

7.3#73 in personal finance softwareFree plan
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
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PocketSmith

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

FactMobillsPocketSmith
Account syncbothboth
Bill trackingYesYes
BudgetingUsers can create monthly budgets and set alerts to avoid exceeding expense limits.The product provides a budget calendar, flexible budget periods and what-if scenarios.
Budgeting toolsYesYes
Company historyMobills says its financial management app was created in 2013 by brothers Carlos Terceiro and David Batista.PocketSmith says it has been building the product since 2008.
Founded20142008
Free planYesYes
Mobile appsbothboth
PurposeMobills is a personal finance manager for organizing and planning finances in one place.PocketSmith is personal finance software for forecasting future bank balances and interacting with money.
Report exportYesYes
SecurityMobills says it uses technical and administrative measures to protect personal data in accordance with Brazil’s LGPD.Connections are encrypted, stored data is encrypted at rest, passwords use bcrypt hashing, and PocketSmith reports an SSL Labs A+ transport rating as of February 2024.
SupportThe site lists a help center, contact form, ombudsman, and WhatsApp support.Users can contact PocketSmith support through the in-app Help menu or by email, with priority email support on Fortune.

Mobills plans

  • Mobills Premium Annual—
  • Mobills Premium Annual Installments—
  • Mobills FreeFree
  • Mobills Premium—

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 Mobills if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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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