Intuit shut Mint down in March 2024 and pointed its users to Credit Karma. If what you miss is budgets and a clear picture of your money, NetWorth+ covers that, free and without a bank login. If what you miss is automatic import, this page says so plainly.
Mint, feature by feature
Where it lands in NetWorth+
In short
NetWorth+ is a free Mint alternative for iPhone and Android that covers budgets by category, net worth, credit cards, loans and scheduled bills. Unlike Mint, it does not connect to your bank: you add transactions yourself, import a CSV from your bank's website, or type them to Numo or scan a receipt. It does not show a credit score. The free plan has no ads and no time limit.
Bank sync
No, by design
Budgets
Yes, free
Ads
None
Price
Free. Pro $49.99 a year
What happened
Mint was free because it showed ads and offers. Its replacement was built around something else.
When Intuit closed Mint in March 2024, users were pointed to Credit Karma, which is built around credit scores and offers. Many people who used Mint for a monthly budget found it a poor fit.
Most of the alternatives since then go one of two ways: a paid app that syncs with your bank, or a spreadsheet you maintain yourself. NetWorth+ is a third option: free to start, no bank connection, and budgets and net worth in one place.
Compared
| Mint | NetWorth+ | |
|---|---|---|
| Budgets by category | Yes | Yes |
| Net worth | Yes | Yes |
| Credit cards and loans | Yes | Yes, with statement and due dates |
| Bills and recurring payments | Yes | Yes, as scheduled payments |
| Automatic bank sync | Yes | No, by design |
| Credit score | Yes | No |
| Ads and offers | It was ad-supported | None |
| Still available | No | Yes |
Mint's features are as it offered them before it closed in March 2024.
Instead of bank sync
Most banks let you download transactions as a CSV file. Import it, tap which column is the date, the amount and the description, and the rows wait in your Financial Inbox for approval.
Type what you spent in plain words and Numo, the built-in assistant, fills in the transaction.
Take a photo of a receipt and the transaction is filled in for you to check.
If automatic import was the whole point of Mint for you, choose an app that links to your bank. NetWorth+ will never do that, and it is better to know now than after you have set it up.
Everything most people need to track their money.
or $49.99 a year
Yearly works out cheaper.
Sign in with the account you use in the app. Cancel any time.
US prices, checked October 2026. Prices in every country
Questions
Free on iPhone and Android. No bank login, and your data is never sold.
Android and iPhone. No bank login. No ads.