App Review

Tiller Review (2026)

Tiller is budgeting for spreadsheet people — it automates the data entry and then gets out of your way. Not for anyone who dislikes spreadsheets.

By Wealthy Pot · Last updated June 2026

Price$79/yr (30-day trial)

PlatformsWeb

MethodSpreadsheet (Sheets/Excel)

Bank syncYes

Best forSpreadsheet lovers who want full control and portability

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Pros

Your data lives in Google Sheets or Excel — total control
Two aggregators (Plaid + Yodlee) for sync resilience
Infinitely customizable

Cons

Requires spreadsheet comfort
No mobile-first app
$79/yr with no free tier

Who Tiller is for

Best for spreadsheet lovers and tinkerers who want full ownership and customization of their financial data, with automated bank feeds doing the tedious part.

Pricing

$79/yr (30-day trial). There is no permanent free tier.

The bottom line

Tiller is budgeting for spreadsheet people — it automates the data entry and then gets out of your way. Not for anyone who dislikes spreadsheets. Main drawback: needs spreadsheet comfort; no mobile-first app.

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