UniFi vs EveryDollar
UniFi vs EveryDollar: giving, bank sync and price
EveryDollar facts checked September 11, 2026. Sources at the end of the page.
In short
Both UniFi and EveryDollar support budgeting for giving and sharing with a spouse. UniFi is a paid web app with read-only Plaid sync and Solomon; EveryDollar has a free manual tier and a paid Premium tier with bank imports and native mobile access.
Compare regular web prices below, or review UniFi plans and how giving works.
- Annual billing
UniFi: Steward: $7.99/month, billed $95.88/year. Steward+: $13.99/month, billed $167.88/year.
EveryDollar: Free manual tier. Premium: $79.99/year (about $6.67/month).
See EveryDollar Premium Subscription Cost; annual equivalent is rounded.
- Monthly billing
UniFi: Steward: $11.99/month. Steward+: $19.99/month.
EveryDollar: Free manual tier. Premium: $17.99/month.
Regular US prices; promotions and regional availability may differ.
- Free trial
UniFi: 7 days. No card required.
EveryDollar: 14 days of Premium for new users.
See EveryDollar Premium Subscription Cost.
- Bank sync
UniFi: Read-only connections through Plaid for supported accounts. Timing and availability vary by institution.
EveryDollar: Premium imports transactions from connected banks. The free tier uses manual tracking.
See EveryDollar Pricing and FAQs.
- Giving
UniFi: Giving comes first in the budget. Choose the amount and review recorded gifts. UniFi does not process donations.
EveryDollar: Giving group with Budget Items for regular church tithes and Funds for larger gifts.
See How to Enter Giving Into Your EveryDollar Budget.
- Shared access
UniFi: Spouse included on both plans, with separate sign-ins to the same household.
EveryDollar: Spouses share the household budget using separate email addresses.
See Household: Inviting a Spouse To Share a Budget.
- Platforms
UniFi: Web app, including phone browsers. Native iOS and Android apps are not available yet.
EveryDollar: Web, iOS and Android in the US. Mobile app and Premium are not available internationally.
See EveryDollar Pricing and FAQs and Premium Subscription Cost.
Who each one fits
UniFi fits
You want giving-first budgeting, bank sync and Solomon using your household numbers, and are comfortable using a paid web app.
EveryDollar fits
You want a free budget with manual transaction entry, or a Premium budget with bank imports and native mobile apps. Giving and spouse sharing are supported.
Questions people ask
Is EveryDollar free?
EveryDollar has a free tier for manual budgeting. Premium includes bank transaction imports and costs $79.99 a year or $17.99 a month after the new-user trial. UniFi has a 7-day trial and then paid plans.
Does EveryDollar support tithing and separate spouse logins?
Yes. Its help pages describe a Giving group for church tithes and larger gifts, and household sharing with each spouse’s own email address.
Can my spouse use UniFi without paying for another plan?
Yes. A spouse is included with Steward and Steward+. Send the household invitation from Settings so each person has their own sign-in.
Does UniFi have native mobile apps or church plans?
Not yet. Use the web app on your computer or phone. Native apps and church plans are on the roadmap; no church partnership revenue share is live.
What does Solomon do in UniFi?
Solomon answers questions using the household numbers available in UniFi, including the budget and giving. It can make mistakes and cannot move money; check its figures before acting.