Intuit discontinued Mint in 2024 and pointed its users to Credit Karma, which is not a budgeting app in the same way.
FlowFund covers the parts of Mint people used every day (spending, bills, goals, net worth) and adds what Mint never did well: income in several currencies and tax estimates outside the US.
| Mint | FlowFund | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Discontinued in 2024 | Active, free to start |
| Price | — | Free plan · Pro $19/month or $190/year |
| Currencies | — | 150+ currencies, one total in your home currency |
| Tax estimates | — | Tax Radar: income-tax estimates for 20 countries (for planning, not tax advice) |
| Bills and goals | — | Bills with due-day reminders, savings goals |
| Investments | — | Stock and crypto holdings inside your net worth |
| AI | — | AI insights from your own numbers (educational, not financial advice) |
| Apps | — | Web app; Android app in testing on Google Play |
Competitor details are general and can change; check Mint's own site for current plans and prices. “—” means we make no claim.
No credit card, no bank connection needed. Look at the demo first if you like.