StatementSnap

Any bank statement → clean Excel, CSV, or QuickBooks file. Balances verified.

Pricing

Start free with 20 pages and full export — no card. Buy more only if the reconciled tables are worth it to you.

50-page pack

$11.99 one-time

  • 50 pages, one payment
  • Pages never expire
  • Excel, CSV and QuickBooks export
Choose 50-page pack

Starter

$14.99/month · 300 pages

  • 300 pages every month
  • Excel, CSV and QuickBooks export
  • Cancel any time from the billing portal
Choose Starter

Pro

$28.99/month · 1,500 pages

  • 1,500 pages every month
  • Batch upload — up to 10 statements at once
  • Cancel any time from the billing portal
Choose Pro

Free, with no card

Signing up grants 20 pages with full Excel, CSV and QuickBooks export. That grant is the trial — there is no time limit and nothing charges you on day eight. Without an account you can still parse one statement a day, up to four pages, and view the table.

Questions

What counts as a page?
A page of the PDF you upload. A four-page checking statement costs four pages; a twenty-page credit card statement costs twenty. You are charged when you first export a statement, not when you parse it.
Do I need a card to try it?
No. Signing up gives you 20 pages with full export and no card. Nothing auto-charges when they run out — you simply choose whether to buy more.
What happens if I run out?
You can keep parsing up to 30 pages a day and viewing the reconciled table, so you can still check a statement adds up. Exporting to Excel, CSV or QuickBooks needs credits.
Do unused pages expire?
Pack pages never expire. Subscription pages are a monthly allowance and reset each billing period.
Does re-exporting cost me twice?
No. Credits are debited once per statement, on first export. Re-downloading the same statement in another format is free.
How do I cancel?
From the billing portal linked on your account page — it is Paddle's own portal, and cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for. No retention flow, no email required.

Not sure yet? Drop a statement in and see whether it reconciles.

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