Your bills, cards, and due dates, in one view.
Stop checking five apps and three emails to know what's due this week. BillFlow brings your bills, credit cards, and income into a single dashboard — and shows you exactly what's paid, what's due, and what needs attention right now.
Financial clarity shouldn't be a chore
Four things BillFlow handles every day, without you ever opening a spreadsheet.
Everything in one place
Fixed bills, variable bills, installments, and credit cards — no more switching between your bank app, email, and a spreadsheet.
Alerts before things are due
Automatic reminders for bills coming up, plus an earlier heads-up on variable bills so you can double-check the amount.
A real payoff strategy
Compare Avalanche and Snowball on your actual cards and see how much each strategy saves you in interest.
Your password stays yours
Bank connections run through Plaid — the same infrastructure used by apps like Venmo. Your password never touches BillFlow.
A scanner that finds subscriptions you forgot you had
BillFlow scans your connected accounts for recurring charges — the streaming trial you forgot to cancel, the app subscription from two years ago — and suggests adding them as tracked bills with one tap. Every other bill shows its category, status, and amount at a glance too.
- Fixed, variable, and installment bills in one list
- Automatic split between the first and second half of the month
- A scanner that flags recurring subscriptions hiding in your transactions
Get out of debt faster — with real numbers, not guesswork
BillFlow simulates your statements month by month across two payoff strategies — Avalanche (highest rate first) and Snowball (smallest balance first) — and shows exactly how much each one saves in interest with the extra payment you set.
- Side-by-side comparison: Avalanche vs. Snowball
- Payment priority order calculated automatically
- Flags the same subscription being charged on two different accounts
Mortgages, car loans, and leases — tracked like the rest of your budget
See remaining balance, monthly payment, interest rate, and payoff date for every loan, right alongside your everyday bills — no separate spreadsheet needed to keep tabs on the big stuff.
- Payoff progress and payoff date for every loan
- Property tax and insurance tracked alongside your mortgage
- Goals and savings tracked alongside the rest of your budget
Your whole financial picture, in one dashboard
Income, bills, credit cards, investments, and even a side business — every piece in its place, with the right totals, without you adding anything up by hand at the end of the month.
- Portfolio value and allocation tracked with your bills
- Selective sharing of data with household members
- Works for one person or the whole family
Every screen, built for real financial life
Swipe through the actual product — not mockups.
More than just bills
Side income, taxes, medical costs, investments — BillFlow keeps going where most budget apps stop.
Business tracking
Track income and expenses for a side hustle or freelance work, separate from your personal budget.
Tax return helper
Organizes deductible business expenses into an IRS Schedule C–style summary to hand to your preparer. Not tax advice — an organizing tool.
Recurring bill scanner
Scans your connected accounts for subscriptions you forgot about and suggests adding them as bills.
Medical bills & goals
Track medical out-of-pocket costs and savings goals right alongside everything else.
BillFlow never stores your bank password
Bank connections run through encrypted third-party infrastructure — the same one used by apps like Venmo and American Express. Your login goes straight to your bank, never through BillFlow's servers.
Encrypted connection
Every bank connection runs through bank-level infrastructure with end-to-end encryption.
Read-only access
BillFlow only reads balances and transactions. It's never able to move money or make payments.
Private by default
You choose what to share with other household members — everything else stays visible to you alone.
Before you get started
BillFlow is a personal and household finance platform that brings your bills, credit cards, due dates, and financial planning into a single dashboard — so you stop checking multiple apps and spreadsheets separately.
No. BillFlow never stores your bank login or password. The connection runs through Plaid, the same infrastructure used by apps like Venmo, and your credentials go straight to your bank or Plaid — never through BillFlow's servers.
Yes. BillFlow tracks statements, due dates, and limits, and compares payoff strategies (Avalanche vs. Snowball) month by month to show which one saves you more in interest for your specific cards.
Yes. You can share visibility of bills, cards, and income with other household members while keeping anything personal private — everyone controls what they share.
Yes. BillFlow includes a business tracker for side income and expenses, plus a tax return helper that organizes deductible expenses into an IRS Schedule C–style summary. It's an organizing tool, not tax advice — always confirm with a tax professional.
The free plan covers the essentials: bills, due dates, and one credit card. Paid plans unlock the full payoff planner, business tracking, and the tax return helper.
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Free to start. It takes less than three minutes to connect your first account.
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