Tiller feeds bank data into a spreadsheet you own, and Tiller's help pages confirm the spreadsheet stays yours after you cancel. Download the Transactions sheet as CSV and Budgetfold reads it, Category Group and all.
Full importer for Tiller's Transactions sheet (Date, Description, Full Description, Amount, Category, Category Group, Account, Note). Steps checked on help.tiller.com ("How to download your Google Sheet as a different file type" and "What happens after I cancel my Tiller subscription", 16 July 2026), 9 September 2026.
Free plan: this month's budget, 2 accounts, 100 transactions, 3 tracked subscriptions, one person, 10 AI assists a month. If your import is bigger than the free plan, you get a one-time offer at that moment: $10 off the first year of Plus ($29), good for 30 days.
| From Tiller | Into Budgetfold |
|---|---|
| Transactions | yes: date, description, amount, category, account, note |
| Accounts | yes, from the Account column |
| Categories and groups | yes: Category Group becomes the group |
| Budgets | no. Tiller's budget lives on other sheets and does not import |
| Goals | no. None of these apps export goal settings; set them again in Budgetfold, it takes a few minutes |
| Recurring | not as a list; press Find recurring charges after the import and Budgetfold proposes them from the history |
| Notes | yes |
Tiller is $99 a year after a 30-day trial (tiller.com/pricing, 9 September 2026). Budgetfold Plus is $39 a year or $4.99 a month; the free plan covers this month with 2 accounts and 100 transactions. Tiller's strength is the automatic bank feed into a spreadsheet you fully control; Budgetfold has no feed at all and gives you the envelope method, a register and a subscription tracker instead.
Your transactions land in the register with their accounts and categories. Open the current month, move Ready to assign into categories until it reads zero, and the envelopes start working from today. Press Find recurring charges on Bills & subscriptions and Budgetfold proposes your subscriptions from the history, with renewal dates and yearly cost. Everything you import can be exported again as a zip of CSVs at any time, on every plan.
Tiller is a trademark of its owner. Budgetfold is not affiliated with it. Export steps were checked on the date in the guide and may change; tell us at support+budgetfold@9gg.app if they have. General information, not financial advice.
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