Mint is gone. If your money spans two countries, that stings twice.
Intuit retired Mint in 2024 and pushed everyone toward Credit Karma, which then dropped budgeting features entirely. If you were using Mint to track a US and a Canadian account side by side, you were doubly orphaned: Mint never really handled Canada and the US together in the first place. Here's an honest look at where to go now.
Free-with-ads wasn't a pricing model. It was the product.
Mint was free because your data (spending patterns, credit offers, ad targeting) paid for it instead of you. When that business stopped being worth running, the product was retired. That's not a one-off; it's the natural end state of an app that isn't funded by its users.
The generation of budgeting apps that followed Mint, with Monarch, Copilot, YNAB, and Priszim among them, is subscription-funded on purpose. You pay, so the incentive is to serve you, not to sell you.
Not every ex-Mint user needs a cross-border app.
US-only budgeting
If your accounts are entirely in the US and you want a mature, already-shipped app with collaborative household budgeting, Monarch Money is the natural Mint successor. See Priszim vs Monarch Money.
Power users and tinkerers
If you want deep configurability and calendar-based cash-flow forecasting and don't mind building your own system, PocketSmith is worth a look. See Priszim vs PocketSmith.
If your money lives in two countries, Mint never really solved this. Neither did what replaced it.
Priszim was built specifically for people whose financial life crosses the US/Canada border: a work visa, an expat move, snowbirds, a cross-border family. Every figure stays in its own currency: USD and CAD, side by side, never mashed into a fake combined total.
| Category | Mint (as it was) | Priszim |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, funded by ads and data | $12.99/mo · $99.99/yr (~$8.33/mo, save 36%) |
| US + Canada together | Not a real focus; US-centric | Native USD and CAD, each in its own currency |
| AI assistant | None | Ask Priszim, grounded in your real numbers. An assistant, not a financial advisor. |
| Data model | Ad-supported; your data was the revenue | Subscription-funded, no ads, no data resale, each account in its own isolated database |
Competitor details as of July 2026; check their sites for current pricing.
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