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BankFlow vs AutoEntry

Both turn statements into data. Here's where each one actually wins.

50 free page credits · No card · No long-term contract

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The import dialog with the file picker and the warning-handling options shown
Import decides up front what counts: which warnings still make a statement usable, before anything is processed.

Forward the statement email. Skip the upload.

Get a private import address. Forward or auto-forward statement emails and BankFlow captures the attachment automatically.

Private forwarding addressAuto-import rules per senderNo inbox access, ever

Side by side

Where each one wins

CapabilityBankFlowAutoEntry
Price$14.99/mo for 300 pages$13/mo for 50 credits: ≈16 statement pages at 3 credits/page
Plan structureFlat page-credit modelCredit cost varies by document type
Spend & cashflow analysisBuilt in on every planNot offered: capture & coding only
Free to start50 credits, no card25 credits, no card
Document typesBank & credit-card statements+ invoices, receipts, credit notes, expense claims
Accounting integrationsCSV, XLSX, JSON, OFX/QBO, APISage, Xero, QuickBooks, FreeAgent, KashFlow, SortMyBooks, ClearBooks

Highlighted cell = the winner for that row. 1 credit ≈ 1 standard page; oversized or unusually dense pages can use more. Vendor prices and terms can change: verify before purchasing.

Choose AutoEntry when

  • You need full AP automation: invoices, receipts, and expenses too
  • You want native Sage integration
Visit AutoEntry pricing

Choose BankFlow when

  • You want far more statement pages for a comparable price
  • You want spend and cashflow analysis, not just data capture
  • You'd rather forward statement emails than upload manually
  • No long-term contract: cancel anytime

The rest of the field

If you are leaving AutoEntry, these are the tools people compare it against most often: what each is built for, what it hands back, and where its pricing starts.

ToolBest fitKey exportsEntry price
AutoEntryAccounts-payable automation across many document typesDirect Sage, Xero, and QuickBooks push$13/mo for 50 credits
BankFlowOngoing spend and cashflow analysis, not just conversionCSV, XLSX, statement JSON, API$14.99/mo for 300 pages
DocuClipperAccounting-system delivery for statements and other documentsXLSX, CSV, QBO, IIF, OFX, QFX, QIF$20/mo for 60 pages (annual billing)
MoneyThumbOccasional or desktop-format statement conversionQBO, OFX, CSV, QFX, QIF, XLSX$24.95/mo for 5 conversions, or from $0.50/statement

Best fit, exports, and entry prices as published on each vendor's own product and pricing pages, reviewed August 19, 2026. Vendor terms change: check before you buy. BankFlow publishes this comparison and is one of the tools in it.

FAQ

Questions before switching

Is BankFlow an AutoEntry alternative?

Both process bank statements into structured data. AutoEntry covers a wider range of document types with direct accounting integrations; BankFlow focuses on statements with in-app spend and cashflow analysis.

Does BankFlow lock me into a contract?

No. Cancel anytime and keep access until the end of your billing period.

Does BankFlow connect to my bank account?

No. You upload only the statement files you choose, no online banking credentials required.

Can I try BankFlow before paying?

Yes: 50 free credits, no card required.

This comparison is published by BankFlow, one of the products compared, and is not affiliated with AutoEntry or Sage.

Source reviewed August 19, 2026: AutoEntry pricing page.

Statements in. Insight out.

Upload or forward a statement and move straight into review, categorized spend, and cashflow analysis.