Grassfeld is a perfect fit if you want more than a basic overview of your transactions. It combines automatic transaction categorisation, budgeting, advanced financial analytics and an AI assistant that helps you understand your finances.
Both apps support bank synchronisation, manual transaction tracking and budgeting. However, Grassfeld offers several additional tools for analysing and organising your money.
What makes Grassfeld different?
Grassfeld helps you understand not only how much you spend, but also where your money goes and how your financial habits develop.
Its key features include:
- AI-powered financial insights: Ask Grassfeld Intelligence questions about your finances and get insights based on your financial data.
- Advanced spending analytics: Explore expenses by account, category, spending type and other filters. Grassfeld also distinguishes between fixed and variable expenses.
- Automatic categorisation: Transactions are automatically assigned to categories and subcategories. You can also create your own to organise spending your way.
- Financial reports: Generate recurring PDF reports to keep track of your financial activity.
- More than expense tracking: Store important documents and loyalty cards directly in the app.
Does Grassfeld support multiple bank accounts and cash tracking?
Yes. Grassfeld supports major banks across the EU, the USA and Canada. You can connect accounts from supported banks and track cash or other finances through manual accounts.
Light includes one bank connection, while Premium+ offers unlimited connections. EU savings accounts cannot currently be connected, and credit card availability depends on the bank.
How much does Grassfeld cost?
Grassfeld offers two subscription plans:
- Light: €1.99 per month or €21.99 per year. Includes one bank connection, budgets, savings goals, debt and loan tracking, and a 14-day free trial.
- Premium+: €3.99 per month or €43.99 per year. Includes everything in Light, plus unlimited bank connections, advanced analytics, unlimited financial reports, and shared budgets and savings goals.
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