App Comparison · Updated November 2026
Finman vs Mint: a Mint alternative after the shutdown
Mint closed in March 2024. Here is what it did, where its users were sent, and how Finman covers the same job: budgets, bills, net worth and investments, with your bank's statement files instead of a bank login.
What happened to Mint
Mint is gone; Credit Karma took its users
Sources: WalletHub, shutdown date · CNBC via NBC, Credit Karma statement
Short answer
Intuit shut Mint down on March 23, 2024 and sent its users to Credit Karma, which said it does not provide budgeting the way Mint did. Finman is a web app in open beta that keeps budgets, bills, subscriptions, debts, investments and net worth in one place. It is free during the beta and imports bank CSV, OFX and QFX files.
Finman today vs Mint before it closed
Mint's column describes the service as it ran until March 2024. Finman's column describes the open beta as of October 2026.
| What you need | Finman | Mint (closed) |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Open beta, sign-up with email or Google | Shut down March 23, 2024 |
| Price | Free during the beta; after it Free $0, Pro $9/mo, Family $19/mo | Free |
| Getting bank data in | CSV, OFX, QFX statement files; monobank direct; manual entry | Automatic bank sync |
| Budgets | Per category, envelope (rollover) mode, alerts at 80% and on overspending pace | Category budgets |
| Bills and subscriptions | Repeating charges detected in your history, recurring payments with due dates | Bill tracking |
| Net worth | Assets minus debts, each account in its own currency, history chart | Net worth tracking |
| Investments | Holdings with Stooq prices, allocation, FIRE projection | Investment account tracking |
| Credit score | Not offered | Free credit score |
| Phone and desktop | Web app in any browser, installs to the home screen, offline entry | Apps and website closed |
Also in Finman
- AI CFO chatAnswers from your own accounts, budgets, goals and debts
- Balance forecastUp to 90 days ahead from the last 90 days
- Debt payoff trackingEvery debt with its rate, payments and target date
- Receipt scanningMerchant, total and date read from a photo
- Family sharingShared household budgets with private views
- Multi-currency accountsTotals convert to your base currency
Moving from Mint
Set up Finman as a Mint replacement
Mint's bank connections cannot be carried over to any app; every replacement sets them up again. With Finman you bring the data in from your bank's own files.
- 01Create a free accountSign up at app.finman.money with email or Google; no card.
- 02Add your accountsChequing, savings, cards and loans, each in its own currency.
- 03Import statement filesDownload CSV, OFX or QFX files from online banking and import them; connect monobank with a token.
- 04Teach it your categoriesSave a category as a rule once; after each import, one Apply rules click files the matching expenses left in Other.
- 05Rebuild budgets and goalsBudgets per category, savings goals and debts with their rates; then ask the AI CFO where the month went.
Who should pick what
Finman or something else
Finman fits you if you
- Want budgets, debts, investments and net worth in one app
- Prefer importing bank files to sharing a bank login
- Keep money in more than one currency or country
- Want a forecast of your balance and an AI chat over your own numbers
- Bank in Canada with RBC, TD, Scotiabank, BMO, CIBC, Tangerine, Wealthsimple Cash or EQ Bank (budget app for Canada)
Look elsewhere if you
- Mainly want a credit score: Credit Karma is where Intuit sent Mint users
- Need every bank to sync automatically without files
- Want a strict zero-based method with its own coaching: see Finman vs YNAB
FAQ
Mint questions people still ask
More on the switch: switching from Mint · best app to replace Mint · AI finance app picks
Is Mint still available?
No. Intuit shut Mint down on March 23, 2024, and the app and website are no longer available. Intuit encouraged former Mint users to open a Credit Karma account.
What replaced Mint?
Intuit pointed Mint users to Credit Karma, which shows accounts, net worth and credit information. Credit Karma said it "does not currently provide budgeting features the same way that Mint has in the past", so former Mint users who want budgets need a separate budgeting app, such as Finman, YNAB or Monarch Money.
Are there apps that import Mint data for the transition?
Yes. Finman imports a CSV you exported from Mint before it closed as a generic CSV file. Mint listed every amount as a positive number with the direction in a Transaction Type column, so turn debits negative first, and import one account at a time. The tested steps are in the best app to replace Mint. Without a Mint export, download fresh statement files from each bank.
How do I move my bank connections from Mint to a new app?
Mint's bank connections cannot be transferred; every new app sets them up again. In Finman you add each account with its currency, then import that bank's CSV, OFX or QFX statement file, or connect monobank with a personal API token. No bank password is handed to Finman for file import.
Is Finman free like Mint was?
During the open beta every Finman feature is free and online payment is not connected. After the beta the Free plan stays at $0; Pro is planned at $9 a month and Family at $19 a month.
Does Finman show my credit score?
No. Finman covers budgets, spending, debts, investments, net worth and forecasts. For credit score monitoring, Credit Karma is the service Intuit moved Mint users to.