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Tiller review

A service that feeds daily bank transactions into your own Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.

By the DBotMaker research desk · Updated November 12, 2026

Capabilities (40%)
8.4
Ease of setup (30%)
6.8
Value (30%)
8.6

Tiller ranks eighth because it serves a different reader: someone who likes their spreadsheet and only wants the copying and pasting to stop. Tiller connects your banks and writes an automatic daily feed of transactions and balances into your own Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel file. Its Foundation Template gives a ready budget and spending tracker, AutoCat categorizes transactions inside the sheet, and the Hello, Money email summarizes the latest charges each morning. Because the data lives in your file, you keep your history even if you stop paying. Pricing is $99 a year after a 30-day trial, and Tiller adds a 30-day refund guarantee on top. The cost of that flexibility is effort: setup and customization assume spreadsheet skills, and Tiller does not describe a native mobile budgeting app. We compared documented features and published prices; we did not test the service hands-on.

Who it is for

spreadsheet fans who want to automate data entry, not leave the sheet

Price

$99 a year (about $8.25 a month) after a 30-day free trial.

After 30 days, Tiller is just $99/year
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 12, 2026.

Key features

  • Automatic Bank Connections feed daily transactions into Google Sheets or Excel
  • Foundation Template for tracking spending and planning a budget
  • AutoCat categorizes transactions automatically inside the spreadsheet
  • Hello, Money daily email with latest charges and balances
  • Free community templates and a user forum

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: Your data stays in your own spreadsheet
  • Strength: 30-day free trial plus a 30-day refund guarantee, up to 60 days risk-free
  • Strength: No ads
  • Weakness: Requires comfort with spreadsheets to customize
  • Weakness: No native mobile budgeting app described; work happens in Sheets or Excel
  • Weakness: Sales tax may be added depending on your state

Key facts

  • Price: $99 a year
  • Free trial: 30 days, plus 30-day refund
  • Works with: Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel
  • Sign up: Microsoft or Google account
  • Daily email: Hello, Money

Where it ranks

Tiller is No. 8 in our Best Budgeting Apps verdict.

Alternatives we scored

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