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CountAbout is a personal budgeting and money management app for households, couples, landlords and small businesses. It connects to US and international bank, card, loan and investment accounts, categorizes transactions automatically, and can import years of history from Quicken or Simplifi. Extras include zero-based budgeting, projected balances, loan amortization, Schedule C and E tracking, and an invoicing add-on.
It's a subscription service billed in US dollars, with a Basic plan at $19.99 a year and Premium at $54.99 a year, and you can try it free for 45 days without a card. CountAbout is a small independent company based in Madison, Wisconsin, and says it carries no ads and doesn't sell your data. There are web, iOS and Android apps.
| Shipping | Nothing to ship: CountAbout runs online and in its mobile apps. |
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| Returns | You can cancel at any time; check the terms page for how refunds on annual plans work. |
| Military | Active military members get CountAbout's Basic plan free, with no expiration. |
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| App | Apps for iPhone and Android, plus the web version. |
| Ways to pay | Annual subscription billed in US dollars. |
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Active military members get CountAbout's Basic plan free, with no expiration.
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