Bill Planner. Reviews

I don’t think that pay a weekly subscription is the end of the world if the product is worth it and it helps with your budgeting en expenses, but another different experience is that you make me input all of the information before you tell me the I have to subscribe to a $5/WEEK, why don’t you say $20/month which is easier (unless you want to confuse customers and get away with debiting the account for a few weeks before they realize that they are being taking advantage of) any how, I can’t tell you weather BillPlanner does a good job in helping you staying within budget because I don’t think is worth my effort on something that it is supposed to help you save money but instead cost you $240/year and and yes, you are not informed before hand until you have invested time and effort to get BillPlanner set up.
You will be successful for a short period of time and then you will be back to square one to think how else you can defraud people before you are discovered again.

Spent an hour putting in my budget info, then after I did all of that, it asked me to sign in or sign up. (That is a terrible way to do it.). I tried signing up/signing in etc. and it wouldn’t accept any of my three email addresses as valid. It also spent many minutes circling only to then error out. I even tried the sign in with facebook option only to get another error message that it was in beta mode. Then it high- jacked all of my information that I spent an hour putting in so that I couldn’t even go back and copy it down after I went through bank accounts and credit cards trying to get all the information. Horrible Horrible waste of time, so frustated. All the reviews must be their friends or themselves. And it can only be viewed in portrait mode not landscape on the iPad.

If you’re LAZY or BUSY like me in giving time out of your day to make a budget sheet from scratch. Well BillPlanner is for you. What BillPlanner does:
SAVES YOU TIME AND ENERGY into manually making the budget sheet from yourself.
CALCULATES how much you will save in a month from the expenses you’ve made.
BEST OF ALL, it’s only $4.99 monthly subscription.

BillPlanner is misleading at best. First, you enter all of your budget info, then once it has all of your numbers, it blocks you from seeing the information you entered unless you click on a button to sign up for a free trial (which is really a subscription that will charge you if you don’t cancel right away). BillPlanner really isn’t “free” because it is useless unless you pay to subscribe. Just use your notes and calculator apps to do the math yourself.

I run a business and have used BillPlanner to keep track of my income/expenses. Never had a problem until suddenly now I can’t see my past income at all w/o signing up (and paying) for a subscription. Now when it comes tax time I won’t have this vital information unless I pay for a subscription to an app I’ve been using just fine for free for months w/ no mention of ever needing a subscription.

It’s June 13th, I just downloaded BillPlanner to help me get my assets in order. I’ll keep updating on my progress.

BillPlanner provides the essential needs and expenses that need to be tracked in the easiest way possible. It’s simple and effective.

Just can’t leave much of a review when there’s nothing but premium ads popping up for money, whenever I try navigating through BillPlanner

This is an excellent money manager and helps you get quick info about ones spending across many accounts. Can also view data on web

As a software developer, I only consider a handful of apps as ‘complete’ in their line of business. BillPlanner is one of them. I couldn’t manage multiple accounts without it! Keep up the good work, guys.

Easy to use, clear and concise. Have to deal with ads but it’s free, so I get it. You just scroll by them to get to the info you need. Highly recommend to anyone wanting to get a handle on their finances.

They have you enter information first then they ask you to pay 4.99 a week to use BillPlanner after a 3 day trial. That’s 20 to 25 a month just to use an app to maybe help you save money. And the features aren’t all that special. QuickBooks is cheaper and I can run a business from it. No thank you! I’ll use one of the free apps or a “purchase and use” app before I pay that amount for this.

This is app was perfect for me, until it suddenly asked me to try its premium version. Although it has a free trial, limited for 3 days, it tries to charge you about $20 a month! I didn’t want that, but it is almost like it is FORCING you to do it. There is no way to exit out of it! Thus, I would rate BillPlanner out of my own terrible experience, 2 stars.

I just downloaded BillPlanner, while setting it up it says it will unlock more features if I give a five star review. So I’m giving its 5 star review for that reason only. Time will tell how good it is.

Great but would be better if it added more functionality over time

Simple and easy way to track spending but a bit too simple for the price

I don’t do reviews a lot. But I can honestly say that BillPlanner has been one of the cornerstones of my financial tracking. Such a useful way of tracking your finances. Thank you BillPlanner!

When I try to add an expense or an income item, a message pops up telling me to “Unlock the feature with a 5 star review.”

I’m not going to leave a 5 star review for an app that won’t let me use it unless I give it a 5 star review. That’s manipulative and dishonest, and while it could be a great app, I’m not going to be coerced into leaving a positive review to find out if it deserves 5 stars or not.

Overall great for tracking net worth and expenses. Sometimes had issues with syncing to accounts but other then that great.

I really enjoy using BillPlanner, it’s helping me keep to a budget and try and see where I can cut back on my spending.

I love BillPlanner! It’s very helpful to see all of my school loans, bills, investment accounts, credit cards, and bank accounts all in one place.

I got BillPlanner after graduating college to keep track of all my finances including student loans, credit card spending, budgeting, and my credit score. I wish I would have used it sooner, since it is very helpful to monitor every account in one place.