We work for you, not a lender.
Most budgeting apps are free because your financial data is the product — sold to advertisers, or used to funnel you toward credit cards and loans. Bring The Receipts is paid, so the arrangement is simple: you're the customer, and your data stays yours.
If a money app is free, ask who's paying for it — and what they get in return.
Usually it's your data: the merchants you visit, the balances you carry, the offers you might click. That's a fine trade for some apps. For the record of your entire financial life, we didn't think it was.
Four commitments, plainly stated
You're the customer, not the product
Bring The Receipts is a paid app. That's on purpose: when you pay, the business works for you — not for the advertisers or lenders a free app has to answer to.
Private by default
Your receipts and spending are visible to you, and only you. We built it so your financial life is not a feed for anyone else to browse.
Never sold to lenders
We do not sell your data to banks, the debt industry, or advertisers. The value of what is in your wallet is awareness — for you.
No products pushed on you
No credit cards, no loans, no upsells to a bank. The app exists to show you where your money goes — not to sell you the next financial product.
What we'll never do
- Sell your receipts or spending data to advertisers or lenders
- Hand your financial history to the debt industry
- Push credit-card or loan offers at you inside the app
- Make your data the price of a "free" tier
- Bury ads in an app you already pay for
Clarity for you — not a data trade.
See where your money goes, on an app that answers to you.
No credit card required · 16-day free trial