$13/mo
Starting price
$95/yr (~$7.92/mo billed yearly)
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Track spending, budgets, investments & net worth all in one beautifully designed place.
Depends
DependsBuy it if you're all-in on iPhone/Mac and want the best-looking automated budgeting.
Gorgeous, Apple-only budgeting at $95/yr. Great for iPhone/Mac loyalists; wrong pick for Android, Windows, or free.
$13/mo
Starting price
$95/yr (~$7.92/mo billed yearly)
No
Free tier
30-day free trial only
iOS, Mac, iPad, Web
Platforms
No Android or Windows app
Pricier than rivals; no free tier
Reviewers call the design and interface best-in-class
Budgets, investments, net worth; rivals claim deeper investing
Company cited strain keeping up with support tickets
$13/mo
$95/yr (~$7.92/mo)
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Users praise the design and automation but gripe about Apple-only support and the annual price.
“Copilot has a bunch of automated features that make things easier imo, like setting up filters that auto-sort certain transactions into certain categories.”
“As a Windows power user, I'm pretty frustrated by the de-prioritization of building a Windows app. Thinking about moving to Monarch or Simplifi - has anyone else made the jump?”
“Copilot Money earned its reputation as the most beautifully designed budgeting app in the App Store.”
Compare Copilot Money with each alternative.
Full-featured rival that works on Android and web
Copilot Money vs Monarch MoneyMethod-driven envelope budgeting, cross-platform
Copilot Money vs YNABCheaper, cross-platform spending tracker
Copilot Money vs Quicken SimplifiBetter fit for killing subscriptions and recurring bills
Copilot Money vs Rocket MoneyBased on 12 public sources; no vendor security page or findings surfaced.
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