MoneyThumb Online
The power of MoneyThumb.
The flexibility to pay as you go.
Purchase On-Demand Conversions to match
your financial conversion needs
The Power of MoneyThumb
Whether you only need a few conversions, or prefer the flexibility of online, you can still count on us to provide full featured MoneyThumb conversions.
Scanned or Native
Convert from scanned or native PDF bank statements into the format of your choosing
Automatic Reconciliation
Automatic balance reconciliation ensures data conversion accuracy
Transaction Cleanup
Auto-assisted cleanup of transaction payee names saves time
The Flexibility of Online
Pay as You Go
Our flexible pricing plan start at just $24.95 for 5 conversions. See below for complete pricing
Mac and Windows
Cross platform compatibility means more flexibility for you and more options of where you do your conversions
No Software to Install
Online use means, no installation necessary. Once you have purchased credits just login and convert your files
MoneyThumb Online for Accounting
As low as $24.95 for 5 statement conversions per month
Cloud Application Imports financial transactions into your accounting software.
- Quickly extract transactions from bank and credit card PDF statements.
- Create either standard OFX files, or QIF files for import into your accounting software.
- The only PDF converter with OCR/IDR technology built for bank statements.
- Auto balance reconciliation and assisted payee cleanup.
Select some basic information about your file, including the type of statement, language, and date format, then the process works in seconds and seamlessly integrates into your workflow converting your scanned or native statements directly into the .ofx format for import into almost any accounting software.
Save 33% and get all your conversions up-front when you purchase a yearly subscription!
Notes: Conversions are valid for the life of the subscription. Unused conversions roll over when your subscription renews.
Each account on each monthly statement counts as one conversion. Reconverting the same file only counts as one conversion.