Comparison
One-time budget file vs a bank-sync subscription
A bank-sync subscription imports transactions for a recurring fee. sheetfolk is a one-time file you fill in yourself.
| sheetfolk | A bank-sync subscription | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $5–$24 one-time | A recurring subscription |
| Bank feeds | None. You type transactions in. | Imports transactions from the bank |
| File | .xlsx you keep. Opens in Excel, LibreOffice or Google Sheets. | A spreadsheet tied to the subscription |
| What you get | A workbook for one situation: a year dashboard, a couples split, or sinking funds | Budgets built on imported transactions |
| Ongoing cost | None after you buy | Renews while you keep the sync |
The difference
A bank-sync subscription imports transactions for a recurring fee. sheetfolk is a one-time file you fill in yourself. The buy button on this page is the 2026 Ultimate Budget Bundle, $15 once.
Questions
Does sheetfolk connect to my bank?
No. You type numbers into an .xlsx. A bank-sync subscription is the kind of product that imports transactions and charges again later.
What does the one-time file include?
The 2026 Ultimate Budget Bundle is $15 once. It links budget, sinking funds, debt, net worth, savings rate and goals. The buy button opens that checkout.