Compared from 1,073 real customer reviews
Ally Savings Account vs Tiller vs YNAB
Side by side from 1,073 real reviews. Every count is the same as on each product’s page.
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A score out of 100 for how well reviewed a product is. It rises with positive reviews and with how many there are; negative and mixed reviews take points off.
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83 signal
170 reviews59 signal
16 reviews81 signal
887 reviewsIn short
Most customers are long-time customers who like the app, buckets, lack of fees and ATM fee reimbursement, and many praise the customer service.
Tiller pulls bank and card transactions into Google Sheets or Excel, and spreadsheet fans love the flexibility and shared templates.
Many customers say it changed how they handle money, with zero-based budgeting that is worth the subscription once learned.
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Specs
- Type
- Online high-yield savings account
- Fees
- No monthly maintenance fees
- Rates & rewards
- 3.20% APY across all balance tiers (as of Nov 5, 2026; variable)
- Minimum
- No minimum balance
- Type
- Spreadsheet budgeting service
- Fees
- $99 a year after a 30-day free trial
- Rates & rewards
- Not listed
- Minimum
- Not listed
- Type
- Budgeting app
- Fees
- $109 a year (annual plan)
- Rates & rewards
- Not listed
- Minimum
- Not listed
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