Cashrou
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One subscription. Everything in it.

No tiers, no seat counts, no feature held back to sell you the next plan up. Seven days free, then pick a month or a year.

Monthly
$6.99 a month

Seven days free, then $6.99 a month

Billed month to month. Useful if you would rather judge it one pay cycle at a time.

Start free, then $6.99/mo
Seven days free, cancel inside the week at no cost
Cancel any month, keep the rest of it
Save 40% Yearly
$49.99 a year

Seven days free, then about $4.17 a month

Billed once a year. The same app, two months of it back in your pocket.

Start free, then $49.99/yr
Seven days free, cancel inside the week at no cost
$19 a year less than paying monthly
Both plans, the same product
The payday routine and safe-to-use figure
Unlimited accounts, bills and subscriptions
Goals, emergency fund and the debt payoff plan
Net worth, cashflow and insights
A personal and a business scope, kept apart
Every platform as it ships, at no extra cost

Prices in USD. Billed through the App Store, Google Play or the web, depending on where you subscribe.

01 / WHAT IS INCLUDED

There is no feature behind a second paywall.

The routine

Confirm balances, tick income, fund obligations in priority order, close the cycle. Weekly, every two weeks, twice a month or monthly.

What you own and owe

Unlimited accounts across cash, investments, vehicles, property and liabilities, with net worth and a full asset-against-debt split.

Where it is going

Cashflow by category, every subscription normalised to a monthly figure, and the insights that turn those into a savings rate you can act on.

Getting ahead

Goals with real finish dates, an emergency fund target calculated from your own bills, and a snowball or avalanche payoff plan across every debt.

Personal and business, apart

Two scopes inside one account, so work spending never lands in your personal totals.

Questions about the money side.

Nothing is deleted. Cashrou locks, and your plan, goals, debts and history stay exactly as you left them, so subscribing later picks up where you stopped rather than starting again.

Run one pay cycle through it. Then decide.