The Best Quicken Alternatives, and How to Pick the Right One
Thinking of leaving Quicken? Compare the main alternatives by what they replace: the register, investments, bank sync, sharing and price. Then choose well.
Personal finance for the whole household
Budgets, bills, a real register and reports: Quicken's depth, in the cloud, shared with the people you live with. A complete free plan, and an easy switch from Quicken or Mint.
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Every account in one register, with splits, transfers and reconciliation, so your balances match the bank's.
Plan by category or give every dollar a job with envelopes. Switch any time without losing a thing.
Bills on a calendar, alerts when something's off, and a "safe to spend" number that counts what's coming.
One household, with shared and private accounts, roles for each person and a record of every change.
Some people like a plan per category. Others give every dollar a job. Kemback does both, on the same transactions, and switching never writes over anything. New? Kemback can suggest a budget from what you actually spent.
Every bill and subscription on a calendar, matched to the payment when it arrives. When one costs more than usual, Kemback asks whether it's the same bill and shows you the increase. Recurring charges you didn't set up show their yearly cost.
Export a QIF file from Quicken and every account comes across, with each balance checked against Quicken's to the cent. Kept your Mint transactions export? Every account, category and label comes across, with transfers linked.
Kemback never asks for or stores the password to your bank.
Each household's data is kept apart in the application and again in the database.
Sign in with a passkey, add a second factor, and see every signed-in device.
All of it, as JSON or CSV, whenever you like. We don't sell data.
Thinking of leaving Quicken? Compare the main alternatives by what they replace: the register, investments, bank sync, sharing and price. Then choose well.
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Yes. The Free plan is a complete product, not a trial: unlimited accounts and transactions, both budget styles, bills, reports, rules, file import and export. Plus adds automatic bank sync and more depth, but you never have to upgrade.
Yes. Export a QIF file from Quicken, or your transactions file from Mint, and Kemback brings across every account and transaction. From Quicken, every balance is checked against Quicken's to the cent.
Yes, with Plus: automatic bank sync connects through Plaid, with read-only access. On any plan you can import OFX, QFX, QIF and CSV files from any bank. Kemback never asks for or stores your bank password.
Yes. A household can share accounts and budgets, with roles for owners, editors and view-only members, and any account can stay private to you.
In any browser at kemback.com, and in the iPhone app (in beta). A Mac app is coming soon, and Android and Windows apps are in development.
No. Kemback is paid for by its plans, not by selling your data or showing you financial product offers. You can export everything, any time.
Set up a budget in an afternoon, or bring your whole history across.
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