Banktivity, a personal finance app crafted for Mac, iPhone, and iPad users, has launched a limited-time promotion: 30% off any first-year subscription. New subscribers can also take advantage of a 30-day free trial, with the discount automatically applied—no coupon required.
What’s Included & Which Plan Fits You
The discount extends across all three subscription tiers: Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Prices for the first year are now:
- Bronze: $41.99/year (was $59.99/year)
- Silver: $55.99/year (was $79.99/year)
- Gold: $69.99/year (was $99.99/year)
Those who prefer monthly billing also get discounted rates:
- Bronze: $4.89/month (down from $6.99/month)
- Silver: $6.29/month (down from $8.99/month)
- Gold: $7.69/month (down from $10.99/month)
Features scale up with the tier: the Bronze plan delivers basic account tracking, expense categorization, and budget tools. Silver and Gold add more advanced capabilities like real estate portfolio tracking, retirement & loan account management, and other high-level features.
What You Get & What to Note
Banktivity helps users monitor transactions, build custom budgets, auto-categorize spending, and open widgets and Siri shortcuts on Apple devices. These tools are aimed at giving a full-featured finance dashboard across macOS and iOS hardware.
Important caveats: this offer is only valid for those subscribing for the first time. After the first paid year, your renewal will happen at whatever pricing is current then—not necessarily the discounted rate.
This deal is part of a collaboration with a tech site, designed specifically for its readers. It’s available only through Banktivity’s website, where the discount is already built in—you’ll see its impact in your cart before you complete sign-up.
What this means: users who’ve been awaiting a chance to try advanced finance tracking tools should consider this a golden opportunity. Whether you need basic budget tools or full accounting features, the Bronze through Gold plans cover a wide spectrum.
Why it matters: in a crowded fintech space, pricing and capabilities matter. This move signals Banktivity’s aggressive push to acquire new users by lowering the barrier—especially for features that often come at higher tiers in competitors’ apps. For finance-minded people, this may be one of the best windows this year to get full-featured personal finance tools for less. Watch for how long the promotion lasts and what renewal pricing looks like, especially if tied to future updates or service additions.
