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Bankflow vs StatementToBooks

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Bankflow compared with StatementToBooks
DetailBankflow logo BankflowStatementToBooks logo StatementToBooks
What it doesTurn bank statements, invoices and receipts into categorized financial data ready to export Convert PDF bank statements into Excel or CSV transaction tables
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PricingFree: 50 credits one-time, 1 client workspace. Starter: $14.99/month, 300 credits monthly, unlimited client workspaces. Pro: $39.99/month, 1,000 credits monthly, unlimited client workspaces. Business: $99.99/month, 3,000 credits monthly, unlimited client workspaces. Top-up packs: 250 credits for $10 Free: 10 pages/day, up to 50 pages/month, 5 pages max per file. Starter: $19/mo or $190/yr (billed monthly or annually with 2 months free), 1,000 pages/month, 10 pages max per file. Growth: $29/mo or $290/yr (billed monthly or annually with 2 months free), 2,000 pages/month, 20 pages max per file. B
Key features
  • Drag-and-drop PDF, CSV, XLSX and JSON upload including scanned and password-protected files
  • Automatic transaction extraction with dates, amounts, descriptions and vendor identification
  • Statement balance verification and reconciliation checks
  • Direct integration with QuickBooks, Xero, Sage and other accounting software
  • Email forwarding import with automatic attachment capture
  • Cashflow forecasting with runway projections and profit-and-loss statements
  • Extract transaction date, description, and amount from text-based PDF statements
  • Include running balance when statement prints one
  • Source page reference for every transaction row to verify against original PDF
  • Download Excel and CSV files
  • Bulk conversion of multiple PDF statements
  • Convert to QuickBooks Web Connect QBO format
  • Clear failure status with specific reason when conversion cannot succeed
  • Failed conversions never count against quota
What makes it different
  • Categorization rules run automatically on all historical imports and future statements
  • Priced per page processed rather than per user or company seat
  • Works with text-based PDF bank statements from common banks without requiring OCR
  • Does not categorize transactions, leaving full control to accountant or user
  • Failed conversions never count against usage quota
  • Provides specific error reasons instead of blank or fake-success files
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)17 +1 (up) since last checkNot checked yet no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)200
Citation Flow (Majestic)240
Referring domains (Majestic)497

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