Busybee suits you if you
- want to see where your money goes without much setting up
- mostly use bank accounts and credit cards
- want your bills and subscriptions found for you
- want an app with no ads that never sells your data
Mint is gone, and Intuit moved its users to Credit Karma. Busybee brings your bank accounts together, sorts your spending into categories and finds every bill and subscription for you.
Facts about Mint checked October 29, 2026.
| What you need | Mint, when it ran | Busybee |
|---|---|---|
| All your accounts in one place | Yes | Every account at each bank you connect |
| Spending by category | Yes | Categorized for you, and you can fix any of them |
| Budgets | Yes | A budget per category, if you want one |
| Credit score | Yes, free | No |
| Investments and net worth | Yes | No. Bank accounts and cards only |
| Price | Free | US$9 a month after a free week |
No. Busybee is US$9 a month or US$90 a year after a free week. Plus is US$14 a month and has room for more banks. You can cancel any time.
No. When you connect a bank, Busybee reads your recent history from the bank itself, so your first month already has your spending in it.
No. Busybee shows your spending, bills, budgets and balances.
No. Busybee can see your transactions and balances, but it can't make payments or transfers.
Many US banks and credit unions. Search for yours when you connect, and if you can't find it, email support@busybee.money.