A Simple MoneyThumb Alternative for Statement-to-CSV
Statently is a lightweight MoneyThumb alternative focused on one job: converting bank and credit-card statement PDFs into clean, categorized CSVs. It uses one-time credit packs instead of a subscription, reads scanned PDFs, and needs no account or software install — you can try it free in the browser.
When a lighter tool is the better fit
MoneyThumb is an established converter aimed at accounting professionals who need PDFs turned into a range of financial formats, often with desktop software and format-specific outputs. If you just need the occasional statement as a spreadsheet-ready CSV, that's more product than the job requires.
How Statently compares
Statently does one thing: statement PDF in, categorized CSV out, in the browser. There's no software to install, no account to create, and no subscription — three free conversions to try, then a one-time 50-conversion pack for $19 that never expires. It reads scanned statements and signs amounts consistently, so the CSV drops straight into Excel, Sheets, QuickBooks, or Xero.
FAQ
Do I need to install anything?
No. Statently runs in the browser — you upload a statement and download the CSV, with nothing to install.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes — the first three conversions are free, so you can confirm it works on your statements before buying a pack.
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