Mint alternative

The Mint alternative, rebuilt for now.

Mint showed millions of people their whole financial picture in one place. Foundation picks that up and adds the parts Mint never had.

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FoundationMint

Price

$60/yr, everything included
Was free, paid for by ads

No ads or product offers

YesPaid by subscribers only
NoCard and loan offers throughout

Web browser

Yes
NoGone

iPhone

Yes
NoGone

Choose Foundation if…

  • YesYou miss seeing every account in one place, kept current for you.
  • YesYou want a budget drafted for you rather than set up by hand.
  • YesYou’d rather pay a little than have your data pay for the app.
  • YesYou want your partner in the same picture, at no extra cost.

What Mint can’t give you8

  • NoNo ads or product offers · Card and loan offers throughout
  • NoWeb browser · Gone
  • NoiPhone · Gone
  • NoAndroid · Gone
  • NoBudget drafted for you · Set by hand
  • NoAsk questions in plain English
  • NoStill available · Shut down March 2024
  • PartlyAI categorization · Rules, not AI

Feature by feature.

Yes YesPartly PartlyNo No

FoundationMint

Plans and platforms

Price
$60/yr, everything included
Was free, paid for by ads
No ads or product offers
YesPaid by subscribers only
NoCard and loan offers throughout
Still available
YesActively built
NoShut down March 2024
Web browser
Yes
NoGone
iPhone
Yes
NoGone
Android
Yes
NoGone

AI

Budget drafted for you
YesDrafted from your last 3 months
NoSet by hand
Ask questions in plain English
YesWith the transactions behind it
No
AI categorization
YesLearns from every fix
PartlyRules, not AI

Accounts and net worth

Investments
YesHoldings, cost basis, gains
Yes

Mint details are taken from its public website, help centre and app listings as of September 2026 and may have changed since. Features we couldn’t confirm are left out. Mint is a trademark of its owner, which is not affiliated with Foundation. Sources: creditkarma.com.

Why people switch.

  1. 01

    Everything Mint did

    Every account in one place, automatic categories, budgets, bills and net worth, all rebuilt.

  2. 02

    Without the ads

    Mint was ad-supported, with card and loan offers. Foundation is paid for by the people using it.

  3. 03

    With AI built in

    Ask questions in plain English, get a budget drafted for you, and let categories learn as you go.

  4. 04

    Your history, kept

    Import a Mint CSV export and years of history come with you, with categories matched for you.

  5. 05

    Built for two

    Your partner joins free with their own sign-in, so you both see the same plan and the same numbers.

  6. 06

    Answers you can check

    Ask in plain English and see the transactions behind every number, so you can check the working.

Switching from Mint takes ten minutes.

  1. 1

    Find your Mint export

    If you saved a CSV export before Mint closed down, it holds years of your history.

  2. 2

    Connect your banks

    Link your accounts in Foundation: read-only, through Plaid, in a few minutes.

  3. 3

    Import, or start fresh

    Import the CSV, or let Foundation pull up to two years of history from most banks.

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Questions, answered.

What happened to Mint?

Intuit shut Mint down in March 2024 and pointed users to Credit Karma, which focuses on credit scores and offers rather than budgeting.

What is the best Mint alternative?

We think it’s Foundation: the connected, automatic picture Mint gave you, plus AI categorization, a drafted budget and household sharing, for $60 a year with no ads.

Can I import my old Mint data?

Yes. Foundation imports Mint’s CSV export, so years of history aren’t lost.

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