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No time-limited trial, but a permanently free tier: 40 AI credits and 50 manual entries per month, Gmail and Google Drive sync, and all core features, with no credit card required.
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AI expense manager that reads your invoices, not your bank
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What is Clint?
Clint tracks expenses and subscriptions by reading invoices from Gmail, Google Drive, PDFs, photos or manual entry, with no bank login required. AI extracts vendor, amount, date and line items, then builds subscription alerts and spending analytics. Free tier plus credit-based paid plans for individuals, freelancers and small teams.
Clint is an expense management and subscription tracking app built around a deliberate constraint: it never asks for your bank login. Instead of pulling transactions from a financial data provider, it reads the invoices and receipts you already receive. Gmail sync, Google Drive sync, PDF uploads, photo scans and manual entry all feed the same system, and the AI extracts vendor names, amounts, dates, taxes and line items from those documents. That document-first approach is what lets Clint operate outside the United States, where bank-aggregation tools often fail, and it supports multi-currency tracking across USD, EUR, GBP, TRY and others. The subscription tracker is the feature most users gravitate toward. Clint detects recurring payments from scanned invoices and emails, lists every active subscription in one place, and flags renewal dates before they arrive. It also surfaces services that appear unused, so dormant charges become visible rather than silently accumulating. On top of that sit spending analytics: monthly trends, top vendors and category breakdowns generated without manual tagging. Smaller conveniences round out the workflow, including full-text search by vendor, amount or date, tag-and-group collections with comments, swipe-to-classify review, and a map heatmap of where spending happens. Freelancers, small teams and households tracking personal and business costs are the core audience, and the plan tiers map to that: Flow for individuals, Pro for freelancers and small teams, Maximus for power users juggling multiple entities. Anyone comparing Clint to Expensify, Ramp, Dext or Zoho Expense should note the difference in inputs. Those tools tend to start from a bank feed or corporate card; Clint starts from documents in your inbox and files. Privacy is handled with unusual transparency. Clint runs one documented Gmail search query for messages containing invoice, receipt or fatura, and states that its access scope was audited by Tac Security, a CASA assessor. Billing runs on AI credits: one credit per scan, unused credits roll over, and misreads are refunded automatically when you delete the bad invoice.
How do you use Clint?
1Create your free account
Sign up at the web app with no credit card required. The free tier includes 40 AI credits, 50 manual entries and Gmail plus Drive sync, which is enough to evaluate the workflow.2Connect Gmail or Google Drive
Link your Google account so Clint can pull invoice and receipt attachments. Only messages matching the invoice, receipt or fatura query are read, and non-financial mail is skipped.3Add expenses from other sources
Use the upload option for PDFs, the camera scan for paper receipts, or manual entry for anything without a document. Manual entries never consume AI credits.4Review what the AI extracted
Check vendor, amount, date and line items on each scanned invoice. If a scan is wrong, delete it and the credit returns automatically; swipe review speeds up bulk classification.5Check subscriptions and analytics
Open the subscription view to see detected recurring charges and renewal dates, then use spending analytics for monthly trends, top vendors and category breakdowns.6Move to the mobile app if needed
Install the iOS or Android app to scan receipts with your phone camera and check subscription renewals on the go, using the same account as the web version.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Works without bank credentials, so it is usable in countries where Plaid-style aggregation is unavailableAI
- Five input methods (Gmail, Drive, PDF, photo, manual) let users mix workflows instead of committing to oneAI
- Misread invoices are automatically refunded in credits, removing the usual friction of AI extraction errorsAI
- Gmail access is narrowly scoped to one documented search query and independently auditedAI
- Subscription detection with renewal alerts and unused-service flags targets the costs people actually missAI
Cons
- No bank or card integration means transactions that never generate an invoice or receipt stay invisibleAI
- AI scan quality depends on the documents themselves; messy or image-only PDFs may need manual correctionAI
- The Gmail and Drive route is tied to Google, so users on other email providers lean on uploads or manual entryAI
- Savings insights, including unused-subscription detection and price alerts, are listed as coming soon rather than shippedAI
- Credit accounting adds a layer of mental overhead: heavy scanning months may require top-ups beyond the plan allowanceAI
How much does Clint cost?
Pricing
Credit-based plans in USD: Free with 40 AI credits and 50 manual entries per month; Flow at $5/mo for 150 credits with one month of rollover; Pro at $12/mo for 600 credits with three months of rollover and priority email support; Maximus at $24/mo for 1,000 credits. One credit per AI scan, manual entries free, misreads refunded, yearly billing takes 20 percent off.
Learn moreSupport
Priority email support is listed on the Pro and Maximus plans. Misread invoices are resolved by automatic credit refunds rather than support tickets.
Integrations
Gmail and Google Drive sync are the documented connections, with PDF upload, photo scan and manual entry as alternative inputs. No bank or card integrations, and no Plaid dependency.
Learn moreFeatures
AI invoice scanning across Gmail, Google Drive, PDF upload and photo capture plus manual entry; automatic subscription detection with renewal alerts and unused-service flags; spending analytics with monthly trends, vendor costs and category breakdowns; full-text invoice search, tag and group collections, swipe review, spending heatmap and multi-currency support.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about Clint
How much does Clint cost?
Credit-based plans in USD: Free with 40 AI credits and 50 manual entries per month; Flow at $5/mo for 150 credits with one month of rollover; Pro at $12/mo for 600 credits with three months of rollover and priority email support; Maximus at $24/mo for 1,000 credits. One credit per AI scan, manual entries free, misreads refunded, yearly billing takes 20 percent off.Does Clint offer a free trial?
No time-limited trial, but a permanently free tier: 40 AI credits and 50 manual entries per month, Gmail and Google Drive sync, and all core features, with no credit card required.How do you use Clint?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create your free account 2. Connect Gmail or Google Drive 3. Add expenses from other sources 4. Review what the AI extracted 5. Check subscriptions and analytics 6. Move to the mobile app if needed.What platforms does Clint support?
Clint is available on Web App, iOS and Android.What does Clint integrate with?
Gmail and Google Drive sync are the documented connections, with PDF upload, photo scan and manual entry as alternative inputs. No bank or card integrations, and no Plaid dependency.What are the limitations of Clint?
No bank or card integration means transactions that never generate an invoice or receipt stay invisible. AI scan quality depends on the documents themselves; messy or image-only PDFs may need manual correction. The Gmail and Drive route is tied to Google, so users on other email providers lean on uploads or manual entry.
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Added10/21/2026
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