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A Mint alternative for 2026

Updated October 11, 2026

Intuit retired Mint in 2024 and moved its users to Credit Karma, which launched without Mint's category budgets. Nethaven is a Mint alternative on iOS, Web & Android that keeps budgets, categories, and one net worth view, and adds brokerage holdings, crypto wallets, and receipt scanning. It is a paid app, and automatic bank sync is still coming.

How Nethaven compares to Mint

Same as Mint

  • Budgets with categories and monthly limits
  • One net worth number across cash, investments, and debts
  • Spending history you can read by category
  • Debt payoff and savings goals

What is different

  • Brokerage holdings through SnapTrade and read-only crypto wallets
  • Add spending by scanning a receipt or a bank screenshot
  • Shared budgets where each person has their own login
  • Paid by subscription, so no ads or product offers

Not there yet

  • Automatic bank sync (on the roadmap)
  • Transaction rules that label merchants for you (on the roadmap)
  • A free plan: Nethaven Pro is $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year in the US

Nethaven vs Mint at a glance

Nethaven
Mint
Multi-platform
iOS, Web & Android
Retired
Subscription manager
Included
Retired
Highly customizable app
Included, Nethaven advantage
Not included
Broker integration
Varies (SnapTrade)
Retired
Dividend calendar
Ex-dividend and payment dates
Not documented
Dividend date notices
Ex-dividend and payment date notices
Not documented
Bank integration
Coming soon
Retired
Receipt & screenshot transaction import
Included
Retired
CSV transaction import
Included
Retired
Budgets
Included
Retired
Split transactions
Included
Retired
Monthly surplus workflow
Carry into next month, allocate to savings, or keep unassigned
Not documented
Debt & savings tracker
Included
Limited
Crypto wallet import
Included, Nethaven advantage
Not included
Transaction rules
Coming soon
Retired
Smart integration (adapts to you)
Included, Nethaven advantage
Not included
Net worth dashboard
Included
Retired
Shared budgets
Included, Nethaven advantage
Not included
AI chat
Coming soon
Not included
Pricing
$9.99/mo or $99.99/yr
Was free with ads

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Start with Nethaven in 3 steps

  1. 1

    Download Nethaven

    Get the app on iOS or Android, or open the web app, and create your account.

  2. 2

    Bring your Mint history

    Import the transactions CSV you saved from Mint. Account names, categories, notes, and labels come with it. No Mint file? Use a CSV from your bank.

  3. 3

    Rebuild the full picture

    Set monthly budgets, then connect a brokerage, import a crypto wallet, or add a home or car by hand.

Free to download

Make the switch in minutes

Use Nethaven on iOS, Android, or web to set up budgets, decide where monthly surplus goes, and track net worth, crypto, brokerages, and upcoming dividend dates. Bank integration and transaction rules are coming soon.

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Nethaven home dashboard on iPhone

What happened to Mint?

Intuit closed Mint in 2024 and pointed people to Credit Karma. According to CNBC, users who moved could bring most account balances, their net worth history, and three years of transactions. What did not come along was the part most people opened Mint for: PCWorld reported that the new app could not set monthly budgets or track spending and goals by category. Mint had also been free, paid for by ads and offers for financial products. That left former users choosing between a credit tool and a new, usually paid, budgeting app.

Is Nethaven like Mint?

In the daily habit, yes: you open one app and see your budget, your spending by category, and a net worth line that includes cash, investments, and debts. The difference is how the numbers get there. Mint pulled everything from your bank automatically. Nethaven connects supported brokerages through SnapTrade and imports crypto wallets read-only, while bank transactions come from a CSV import or from scanning a receipt or bank screenshot until bank sync ships.

What will you miss from Mint?

Two things. Mint synced your bank accounts on its own, and Nethaven does not do that yet, so plan on importing a CSV every week or month, or scanning as you go. Mint was also free, and Nethaven is a subscription after the trial. In exchange there are no ads or card offers on top of your budget, and nothing in the product depends on selling you something else.

Which Mint replacement fits your situation?

If you need bank sync today and do not mind paying, Monarch Money or Quicken Simplifi are closer to how Mint worked. If you want it free and only track balances, Credit Karma or Empower may be enough. If you hold stocks, ETFs, or crypto and want those positions in the same net worth number as your budget, Nethaven is built for that. If you share money with a partner who uses a different phone, Nethaven runs on iOS, Android, and the web with a separate login for each person.

Other apps like Mint

Monarch Money: The most common Mint successor recommendation, with live bank sync, a full web app, and unlimited collaborators at $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year.

Quicken Simplifi: Often described as the closest feel to Mint, with bank sync and recurring bill detection in a simple spending plan.

Rocket Money: Good if finding and cancelling subscriptions was the Mint feature you miss most, but thinner on investments and net worth.

Copilot Money: Design-led budgeting for Apple devices and the web, with US accounts only and no Android app.

EveryDollar: Ramsey Solutions' zero-based budget with a free manual plan, simpler than Mint and lighter on investment tracking.

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Not financial advice. Comparison accurate as of October 11, 2026. Competitor features and pricing may change, verify on each provider's site. Nethaven and Mint are trademarks of their respective owners; this page uses nominative fair use for factual comparison only.