Update to Tiller's annual price starting in August 2026

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For the first time in six years, we’re increasing our annual fee to $99, effective August 1, 2026.

Your spreadsheets likely show what ours do: prices have risen meaningfully since our last increase in 2020. Our pricing update from $79 to $99 ensures Tiller remains sustainable long term.

Tiller is funded exclusively by our customers. We don’t sell your data, we’ve never accepted venture funding, and we’re strictly ad-free.

Your subscription supports a dedicated team, responsive customer support, a vibrant community, and ongoing product improvements.

Recent wins include:

  • Adding Plaid as a second data partner alongside Yodlee to ensure stronger bank feed connections
  • Smarter categorization
  • More reliable transaction fills
  • A redesigned Tiller Console

If your Tiller subscription renews in August, it will renew at $99. If your subscription renews in June or July, you’ll renew at your current rate. If you’re currently in a trial your price won’t change until next year.

We know you care about where your money goes. That’s why you use Tiller. We’re here to support you through every chapter of your financial life.

If you’re curious about how to get more out of Tiller or learn what’s new, join Heather and Ashleigh for our next What’s New with Tiller webinar on Wednesday, July 8th at 9AM PT/12PM ET. Click here to register.

Thanks for choosing Tiller.
~ Peter

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I really like the product and service, and am fine with the pricing — still a great value.

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Hi Peter, tough pill to swallow especially with the exchange rate (Canadian). But I appreciate the work you and the team actively put in rather than just sitting on the service as is and raising the price year after year.

Thank you to you and the team for creating this, hope it goes on forever.

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Curious about Tiller’s AI integration plans? I currently use Tiller + Claude to optimize my financial management and would love to centralize my financial operations in one tool

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I’m more than happy to pay more; Tiller is the best tool out there to manage finances. That being said, I’m a little worried that the focus of late has been heavily skewed towards Google Sheets. I’m a long-time Excel user and Tiller’s integration with Excel was the key appeal. I’m hoping this decreased investment doesn’t foreshadow anything that would mean moving to Google - which I simply do not want to do.

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I agree with stuart.ww 100% - exactly what I was going to say. Additionally, it seems that those of us using Excel have a VERY different product (with a fraction of the features and functionality) from those using Google Sheets, and yet we all pay the same price.

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Peter. Good timing since I’m sure most users feel great about the investments the team has made over the last few months. Also Heather is doing a great job communicating to the user base.

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Peter, also fine with the increase BUT confused :roll_eyes: by the statement “if it renews in [Month] …” Can folks renew early and get that pricing? Or, is this set by the existing date of subscription? Thanks! Larry

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Why not $199? Sorry, I’m out. You have to be realistic about a hundred AI-generated spinoffs 12 months from now. Cheers, and good luck.

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(obviously) disappointed with the price increase. Still loving Tiller and I think the value I get from it justifies it. But it’s reaching the limit. For the first time since I discovered Tiller I’m considering looking at other options or rolling my own (as annoying as that might be).

In general I feel some features being pursued lately are not aligned with my interests. I trust my own reporting more than an AI chatbot. I am disappointed with the pause on “official” community template sharing. I wish more effort would be put into that infrastructure.

I do appreciate direct fills and prioritizing data reliability. I just hope Tiller doesn’t become another budgeter-for-the-masses, chasing expensive-to-maintain features to attract normies (no offense).

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There isn’t much of a threat from AI competition because of data aggregators. Do a little research and you’ll see that it’s costly to offer Yodlee and Plaid to users AND to allow for unlimited connections. I built a front end Tiller web app months ago but initially I researched building my own Google Sheets based personal finance app with a backend as well, but found the data aggregators to be costly which increased risk substantially for losses out the gate and for a while for a new app trying to do what Tiller is doing. I think they will be just fine because of this.

Personally, I find a $20/year increase to be insignificant considering the data privacy you get here, the full feature list, and the extensive Plaid and Yodlee connection options. Direct Fills is a game changer feature. This is on par with many budgeting solutions that store your data on their servers. Is $99/year worth keeping your financial data private and secure? It’s a no brainer for me.

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I’m fine with this price increase. Tiller is doing a better job at providing the data I need than other solutions I’ve used, and the support we get on the forum is outstanding.

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@drwalter so glad it’s working so well for you!

@kentratke We love Canada :canada: and I’m glad Tiller has been working for you. On the topic of Canada, we’re eager to improve our support for Canadian banks. It’s not great (yet). The new Consumer-Driven Banking Act (CDBA) is going to be a big win for Tiller and our aggregator partners, providing secure and robust APIs that should help us build rock solid data feeds.

@COL I just shared my thoughts on Tiller and AI (and Claude) last week in this blog post: Tiller AI: How AI Works With Your Spreadsheet and we have an MCP server in beta for Claude. We respect some customers don’t want AI and others do, and we believe Tiller (and spreadsheets) are well suited to deliver both powerfully. I’d love to hear more about how you’re using Claude. Would you be game to start a new post in the Community to share your workflow (high level or detail, your choice - I know it will be inspiring and helpful to many).

@stuart.ww @pwmass We love Excel and Sheets. I shared thoughts here in this blog on our strategy with Excel and Sheets. Our focus has shifted from “parity” to now leaning into the superpowers of each. We use both inside Tiller. For example, we forecast our Tiller finances as a company in Excel because it, um, excels at that. And we use Sheets for so many things too. Our new console has some Sheets only features that are possible because every Sheet lives in the cloud. And we have a bunch of features (categorization and data cleanup) coming soon to Excel. We are excited to keep making both great. Long live Excel and Sheets!

@andrewpodriscoll thanks for the shout out. We have a large and growing customer success team that loves helping our customers, and similarly an awesome product and engineering team building to make Tiller even better. I will pass along your kudos.

@Larry we don’t have any option to renew early.

@hospicedoc we’re here for you if we can help now or sometime down the road

@taylorvance Glad you are getting real value. I trust my own reporting too! We’re rooted in spreadsheets and that isn’t changing. We also do want to make sure your sheet is ready however you want to use it, and that is the focus of my recent AI blog post. Some people will find value there, some will not. Spreadsheets are about you doing your money your way. We’re going to keep making the core spreadsheet experience awesome, and our product investments (bank feeds, fills, categories, and a console to configure your sheet) are all centered around the spreadsheet. We love to celebrate template and community shares too, so don’t stop chiming in if you have workflows or templates to share.

@mu3484343 I am glad you love Direct Fills for Sheets! I am excited our plans ahead, and at the same time, we don’t take any day for granted. Our work is to stay on our toes, deliver our best to our customers, and earn each dollar in service to providing awesome value to you and every Tiller customer. Thank you for the kind words.

@mysterytea love that the community is outstanding for you. Thank you Community - all of you - for continuing to make this such an awesome home for all things money and spreadsheets!

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Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts. Personally, I look at the value I’ve gotten out of Tiller over the past 3 years on the platform and the additional features that have shipped in that time and I don’t have a problem with an extra $20 per year.

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No one’s thrilled about paying more for something, but I’m okay with this. Tiller brings value to my financial tracking, and I consider $99 a year to be good value for what I’m getting.

It would be nice to see a bit more in terms of templates, I’m a little iffy on the quality of some of the templates, but I also realize that Tiller’s main value is automating importing all my transactions from multiple sources into one place.

At least as far as I’m concerned, you still have me as a customer.

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I agree—even with the price increase, Tiller remains the clear winner in this category. If I were forced to switch, I haven’t seen anything else on the market that truly meets my needs for automated financial data inside a spreadsheet.

To replicate it, I’d have to hack one of the other services to export it’s data and then script an import process into a sheet. That would be far less robust than Tiller, and ironically, it would likely cost more even before you factor in the time and maintenance required. I think I’ve reached the point where Tiller has completely ruined me for any other finance tracking service.

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Lots of interesting new stuff for people that use Google Sheets, but is there a definite timeline when these same benefits are going to be translating to us Excel users? And will Tiller become effective at tracking investment accounts beyond just the balances? If there is an effective Tiller or Tiller Community effort for Excel, I have not been able to find it. (Not bashing Google, just internal IT Security Rules that limit us to Microsoft products at the office.)

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Worth every penny! Great product. Great team.

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Totally worth the money, and a $20 increase isn’t much for the value it offers. Others may disagree but Tiller offers me more control and visibility over my finances than other, higher priced, alternatives. Congrats to Peter and the Tiller team for holding the line and offering something truly worthwhile.

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I’m okay with this, though if I was a new user I don’t know that I would pay $99 a year because it’s kind of one of those things where you have to set it up to really get it.

Anyways if an extra $20 a year means that I can hopefully someday have a Tiller mobile app (plz plz) I’m all for it.

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