How much does Worthberry cost?
It's free during the private beta. After launch, Seedling stays free with ads, and Sprout, Ripe and Harvest are paid plans, with one month free when you pay yearly. Depending on your country, the prices will be different. Nobody is charged without agreeing to it. See pricing.
Which banks work, and is it safe to link them?
That depends on your country. Worthberry is live in New Zealand: the New Zealand FAQ covers its banks, security and prices. Everywhere else, bank sync is coming soon. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you when it reaches you.
Does Worthberry work in my country?
Yes. Every plan, from Seedling to Harvest, works wherever you live, priced in your own currency. Bank sync is live in New Zealand and coming soon to more countries: until it reaches you, add your accounts by hand or import a statement from your bank. Choose your country when you join the waitlist, and we'll invite you in. See what it's like in New Zealand, Australia, the UK, the US or everywhere else.
What happens when the beta ends?
During the private beta you get everything Worthberry does, free. When it ends, you choose a plan and keep the features that plan includes. If you don't choose one, you move to Seedling, our free plan. Nothing you've added is deleted: anything your plan doesn't include, like bank sync, property, retirement savings, investments or crypto on Seedling, is hidden with a prompt to upgrade, and comes back if you do. We'll give you at least 30 days' notice before any charges start.
Is this financial advice?
No. Worthberry shows information about your money so you can understand it. It doesn't recommend what to do. For advice, talk to a licensed financial adviser.
Is there an app?
Worthberry works in any browser and adds to your phone's home screen like an app. App Store and Google Play versions come after the beta.