MoneyspireReviews of moneyspire.com

The turn around time for an email response, on a Thursday night, is uncanny. The answer to all my questions was fast. And spot on.

So grateful for this software! I did a CoPilot comparison for software that best resembles (Old) Quicken. Moneyspire was the top pick. We're not running a big corporation. We wanted something that could do simpler tracking with room to grow. After using the trial version it seems to fit like a glove. It flawlessly loaded a QIF file and off we go. We wanted something stand-alone that offered cloud service but didn't require it. And we wanted to own it, and not rent it. The great pricing is an added bonus. P.S. Some reviews trashed Moneyspire for charging you every year for the latest version. Their support said you only pay yearly for the Online/Cloud services. The basic software in a one time purchase. It's clearly stated in the description.

I have had to contact Moneyspire customer support a few times, they're always very responsive and usually get the problem solved in a short amount of time

More than a decade ago, I purchased and used Quicken for many years, despite it having little to no support for Chile. Eventually, I lost access to it and spent years looking for alternatives. I tried Microsoft Money and many other applications, but I never found anything truly comparable. A few weeks ago, I came across Moneyspire and Moneydance. Both offered trial versions, and after testing them, I ultimately chose Moneyspire. It is much more intuitive and flexible, although both products have their own strengths and weaknesses. Issues with Moneyspire a) There are some multicurrency reporting issues when generating reports in a common currency. It duplicated exchange rates in my case, which forced me to move back to a single-currency setup (I was using CLP, USD, and GBP). b) Wide-format reports are poorly scaled and difficult to read. In this day and age, graphical elements should be used instead of text-based layouts that become distorted when resized. My workaround is to export reports to CSV and analyze them in Excel. c) It is not possible to change decimal settings. Since my base currency is the Chilean Peso (CLP), which does not use decimal places, a significant amount of screen and report space is wasted. This should be configurable. d) The Dashboard (Overview screen) is not one of its strongest features. In that regard, Moneydance provides a better experience. e) It still lacks support for Chile, particularly when it comes to importing data from local banks. What I Like About Moneyspire a) Flexibility. I can modify accounts and settings later without major issues. b) User-friendly and forgiving. It is easy to work with and accommodates adjustments well. c) Very intuitive interface. The learning curve is minimal. d) Moneyspire Connect is excellent. Being able to synchronize my data across my mobile phone, Windows PC, and Debian laptop is one of its best features. It makes capturing transactions in real time from my phone extremely convenient. It would be even better if it could integrate directly with the Google Wallet application.

Excellent response time and proactivity to solve complex issues.

After a few years of using Moneyspire it continues to work very well and suits my needs. Smooth and easy to use, and timely updates with clear instructions as to how to download. On the few occasions I've had to contact the help desk I've found them helpful and the response has been quick. Highly recommended.

I recently decided to move all my finance recording from the obsolete Microsoft Money to Moneyspire. I am very impressed with how well laid out the various screens are: no hunting around and scratching of heads! It is a no frills application that does what I want, runs fast and delivers. Excellent design and execution.

Excellent software and Alexander company to deal with