Your Bank Statement Converter Pricing

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Starter

$15/month
  • 400 pages / month
  • 4800 pages / year (annual)
Popular

Professional

$30/month
  • 1000 pages / month
  • 12000 pages / year (annual)

Business

$50/month
  • 4000 pages / month
  • 48000 pages / year (annual)

Enterprise

Need More?
  • Unlimited pages
  • Priority support
  • Custom integrations
  • Dedicated account manager

What counts as a page

Every plan is measured in pages, not files or statements. One page of a PDF is one page, so a three-page statement uses three, and an uploaded image counts as one page too. A single upload holding six months of statements is counted the same way, by its total page count. That makes a plan easy to size: count the pages you handle in a typical month and pick the tier above it.

Try it before you pay

Your first conversion is free and needs no account, so you can run a real statement through and check the output against the original before you pay anything. After that, every plan is priced by page count, starting at $15 a month for 400 pages.

Changing or pausing your plan

Plans are monthly, which matters most around tax season. Accountants and bookkeepers commonly move up a tier between January and April, when client statements arrive in volume, then drop back down afterwards. You are not committing to a year to cover a busy quarter.

What every plan includes

  • Excel (.xlsx) and CSV output from PDF statements, scanned PDFs included
  • Statements from banks worldwide, with no per-bank setup
  • The same handling on every tier: encrypted HTTPS upload, and files deleted from our servers 24 hours after upload
  • Fully automated conversion, so no person ever opens your statement

Larger volumes

Firms processing statements for many clients at once can arrange an enterprise plan, which adds custom integrations and a dedicated account manager. If your monthly page count is well beyond the published tiers, that is the route to ask about rather than stacking several subscriptions.