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Tiller

From $99/yr · ranked #7 of 13
Reviewed by Rick Castro, Founder & lead analyst · Last updated July 2026
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70
SoftwareScore · ranked #7

Automated daily bank feeds into your own Google Sheets or Excel, unbeatable on data ownership and flexibility if you like spreadsheets.

Value (price vs capability) 6
Ease of use 5
Automation 7
Account linking 8
Budgets & reporting 7
Security & privacy 7
Data ownership / export 10

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