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Tiller review

A service that feeds your daily bank transactions into Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel budget templates.

By the TopToolAdvisor research desk · Updated November 10, 2026

Features (35%)
7.6
Ease of use (35%)
6.8
Value (30%)
8.2

Tiller is for people who already keep their household money in a spreadsheet and want to stop downloading CSV files. It connects to your banks and adds an automatic daily feed of transactions and balances to Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel. You can start from the Foundation Template, which tracks spending and builds a budget, or use free templates from the Tiller community. AutoCat applies your own categorization rules automatically, and the Hello, Money email shows the latest charges and balances across accounts each morning. Because the data lives in your own spreadsheet, you control it and can build any report a formula can produce. Pricing is $99 a year after a 30-day free trial, and Tiller adds another 30 days backed by a full refund. The trade-off is effort: there is no polished app guiding you, so people who dislike spreadsheets will find Monarch or Simplifi easier.

Who it is for

Spreadsheet users who want automatic bank data in their own Excel or Google Sheets files.

Price

$99 per year after a 30-day free trial.

After 30 days, Tiller is just $99/year , never any ads or hidden fees.
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 10, 2026.

Key features

  • Automatic bank feeds into Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel
  • Foundation Template for budgets and spending
  • AutoCat automatic transaction categorization
  • Hello, Money daily email with balances and charges
  • Free community spreadsheet templates

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: Your financial history lives in spreadsheets you own
  • Strength: Fully customizable for anyone comfortable with formulas
  • Strength: 30-day trial plus another 30 days backed by a refund
  • Weakness: You need to be comfortable working in spreadsheets
  • Weakness: Less guided than dedicated budgeting apps
  • Weakness: Only an annual price is published

Key facts

  • Works with: Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel
  • Price: $99 per year
  • Free trial: 30 days
  • Guarantee: Another 30 days with a full refund

Where it ranks

Tiller is No. 9 in our Best Personal Accounting Software verdict.

Alternatives we scored

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