Wealthy PotRocket Money vs Mint (2026)
Mint shut down in 2024. Rocket Money is one of the closest free replacements for the tracking-and-alerts side of Mint, and it adds subscription cancellation. If you mainly miss Mint's automatic overview, Rocket Money is a strong, free landing spot.
By Wealthy Pot · Last updated June 2026
| Feature | Rocket Money | Mint |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free tier; Premium $7–14/mo (pay-what-you-want) | Discontinued — shut down by Intuit in 2024 |
| Platforms | iOS, Android, Web | — |
| Method | Flexible + subscription tracking | Aggregation |
| Bank sync | Yes | No |
| App Store | 4.5★ (361k) | — |
| Google Play | 4.5★ (133k) | — |
| Best for | People focused on cancelling subscriptions and bill negotiation | Was the most popular free budgeting app before it closed |
Where Rocket Money wins
- Strong free tier with subscription tracking and alerts
- Finds and helps cancel forgotten subscriptions
- Optional bill-negotiation service
Where Mint wins
- Free, automatic spending overview that defined the category
Which should you choose?
Mint shut down in 2024. Rocket Money is one of the closest free replacements for the tracking-and-alerts side of Mint, and it adds subscription cancellation. If you mainly miss Mint's automatic overview, Rocket Money is a strong, free landing spot.
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Ratings are summarized from public App Store / Google Play listings (as of June 2026); we don't reprint user reviews. Pricing and features change often and are re-checked monthly. Some outbound links may be affiliate links — that never affects our comparisons.