Simple pricing. No surprises.

Why not free?

Free apps make money from your data. We don't.

• •We don't sell your financial information
• •We don't show ads
• •No hidden "premium tier"

You pay us. We work for you. That's the deal.

Why $99/year?

Honestly? Because running a budgeting app costs real money—and we'd rather be upfront about it than pretend otherwise.

Every time you connect a bank account, AI categorizes a transaction, or your data syncs in the background, that costs us. Bank APIs, AI processing, servers, security—none of it is free.

At $99/year, we can actually cover those costs, keep building new features, and not wake up one morning deciding we need to start selling your data to stay alive. It's the price that lets us stay honest.

That's $8.25/month. Less than a single takeout coffee. For a tool that watches every dollar you earn and spend. We think that math works out pretty well.

So why offer monthly?

Because we get it—$99 upfront is a commitment. You just found us. You haven't even seen if you like the way we handle your grocery categories yet. Asking you to hand over a hundred bucks on faith feels like a lot.

The monthly plan is there so you can try Lolly for real, with your actual bank accounts and your actual messy spending, without a big upfront ask. Use it for a month or two. See if it clicks.

Yes, monthly costs more ($14.99/mo vs $8.25/mo on annual). That's not a trick—it's just the reality that shorter commitments cost us more per user to support. We'd rather be transparent about that than hide it behind confusing tiers.

When you're ready to commit, switch to annual and save 45%. No pressure, no countdown timers, no "LAST CHANCE" popups. Just a better price when you're sure.