Snoop
Open banking expense tracking with AI categorisation
Snoop uses open banking technology to automatically aggregate spending across multiple UK bank accounts and credit cards, with AI-powered expense categorisation and detailed spending analytics.
| Pricing from | Free |
| Best for | UK users wanting automated multi-account tracking with intelligent insights |
| Website | snoop.app |
Company facts
| Founded | 2019 |
Strengths and trade-offs
- Connects to all major UK banks automatically without manual entry
- AI learns your spending patterns and provides predictive budgeting insights
- Available primarily in UK and Europe only
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Questions about Snoop
How much does Snoop cost?
Lister lists Snoop's pricing as: Free.
Is Snoop free?
Yes. Its pricing reads: Free.
Who is Snoop best for?
Snoop is best for UK users wanting automated multi-account tracking with intelligent insights.
Where does Snoop rank?
Snoop is ranked #10 in Top 10 Expense Tracking Apps (Lister Score 74.0).
What are the best alternatives to Snoop?
The closest alternatives on Lister are YNAB (#1 in Top 10 Expense Tracking Apps), PocketGuard (#2 in Top 10 Expense Tracking Apps) and Emma (#3 in Top 10 Expense Tracking Apps).
When was Snoop founded?
Snoop was founded in 2019.
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