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You can use Worthberry wherever you live
Every Worthberry plan now works in Australia, the UK, the US and beyond, priced in your own currency. Bank sync starts in New Zealand and is coming to more countries soon.
Until now, if you didn't live in New Zealand, the most you could do was join the waitlist and wait. That changes today. You can now use Worthberry wherever you live, on any plan, while we bring bank sync to your country.
What you get
Every plan, from Seedling (free) to Harvest. Budgets, spending, goals, debts, property, crypto and your net worth all work the same as they do in New Zealand. Choose your country when you create your account and Worthberry sets your currency to match.
In Australia, the UK and the US, plans are priced in your own currency: Australian dollars, pounds or US dollars. Everywhere else, plans are priced in New Zealand dollars. You'll see your prices on the pricing page when you pick your country.
What's different: bank sync is coming soon
Bank sync is where Worthberry links to your bank and keeps balances and transactions up to date by itself. Each country connects to banks differently, so it's live in New Zealand first and coming soon to the rest.
Until it reaches you, there are two easy ways to keep Worthberry up to date:
- Import a statement. Download a CSV file from your online banking and upload it. Worthberry reads the transactions and sorts them into categories. See how to import a statement.
- Add accounts by hand. Type in a balance for your savings, mortgage or super and update it when it changes. A five-minute check-in once a week keeps your net worth accurate.
When bank sync launches in your country, we'll email you, and you can link your banks from then on. Nothing you've added by hand is lost.
Some features are built for New Zealand
A few things, like KiwiSaver tracking and forecasts, are made for New Zealand and won't apply where you are. As bank sync launches in each country, we'll add the accounts and retirement savings that matter there, like super, pensions and ISAs.
How to get in
Worthberry is in private beta, and it's free while the beta runs. Join the waitlist and choose your country. We invite people from the waitlist in small groups so we can listen closely to everyone who joins, and we'll email you when it's your turn.
The size of each country's waitlist also helps us decide where bank sync goes next, so tell your friends.
Questions
The FAQ covers using Worthberry outside New Zealand. Anything else, email hello@worthberry.co. A real person reads every message.