Parse free forever. Pay $8 the day you want it as a file.

Free parses unlimited receipts to a clean line and keeps your history — the moment you need it as a file, that's Pro. One flat price, never per receipt, never a percentage.

Free

Parse unlimited receipts to a clean line. Export is the paywall.

$0forever
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  • Unlimited on-demand parsing to a clean expense line
  • Merchant · date · amount · currency · category · tax
  • Open-source, from the Raycast Store
  • History saved on device
  • Export (CSV / Google Sheets) — locked
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Pro

Turn the accumulated pile into a file, in one keystroke.

$8/mo
Start Pro — $8/mo
  • Unlimited one-keystroke CSV / Google Sheets export
  • Cloud history + full-text search across devices
  • Recurring-merchant memory (AWS → Software, once)
  • Multi-currency FX normalization
  • Monthly auto-rollup

Team

Shared merchant rules so the whole team categorizes vendors once.

$6/seat/mo
Start Team
  • Everything in Pro
  • Shared team merchant rules
  • Cloud history + search for every seat
  • Multi-currency FX normalization
  • 3+ seats, billed per active seat

7-day Pro trial — starts on your first Export click. No card to begin.

Prices in USD. SnapLedger structures expense data; it does not provide tax or accounting advice.

Pricing questions

Is SnapLedger tax software? Will it tell me what's deductible?

No — and we're deliberate about that. SnapLedger turns a receipt into clean, editable fields: merchant, date, amount, currency, category, tax split. It never tells you what's deductible, how to file, or what's compliant. That's between you and your bookkeeper or accountant. We structure the data; you decide what it means.

The free extension is open-source — what stops me from just self-hosting the paid features?

Nothing's hidden in the client, because the paid value isn't in the client. The open-source extension parses receipts locally — that's genuinely free, forever. But cloud history, search, unlimited export, and FX normalization run on our server and are verified against your subscription server-side. You can read every line of the extension; the part you'd pay for lives where you can't fork it.

How is the $8 billed, and what exactly am I paying for?

Flat, transparent, no metering games. Pro is $8/mo or $72/yr — one price, unlimited parsing, unlimited export, no per-receipt or per-export charge. (Team is $6/seat/mo at 3+ seats.) You're paying for one thing: turning your accumulated, already-structured history into a clean exported file in one keystroke, plus cloud search, merchant memory, and multi-currency FX. We never bill a percentage of anything or charge by volume.

When does my trial actually start?

On your first Export click — not at install, not at signup. You can parse receipts and build up history for free indefinitely; the 7-day Pro trial only begins the moment you reach for the export keystroke. No card required to start it. We time the trial to felt value, not to a calendar you didn't choose.

Does it work on receipts that aren't phone photos?

That's the whole point. SnapLedger is built for receipts that live on your Mac: clipboard screenshots, forwarded-email PDFs, confirmation images. Paste or drag — no phone, no re-photographing a file you already have. (It handles phone photos too, but it's optimized for the desktop reality of how receipts actually arrive.)

Will my exports match what my bookkeeper expects?

Yes — CSV with clean, correctly-typed columns and your custom field order, or a direct push to Google Sheets. Amounts, dates, and currency codes are normalized so they import cleanly. Every export also carries a small “Structured with SnapLedger” footer in the file, so your bookkeeper sees where the clean data came from.