MyFina vs YNAB

MyFina as a YNAB alternative

YNAB is a great envelope-budgeting tool, but it's expensive ($109/yr), USD-anchored, has no PSD2 sync for EU banks, and isn't localized beyond English. If you're in the EU or need multi-currency — MyFina covers ~90% of YNAB's features at a lower price.

Feature comparison

 MyFinaYNAB
Annual pricefrom €24.90 (Pro)$109
Free tier
Multi-currency14 currencies + manual ratesUSD-anchored
Category budgets
Recurring budget linesVia scheduled txn
Savings goals
Bank sync (Monobank)
PSD2 sync (EU banks)~30 banks
Family budgetUp to 3 members (Family)Via shared budget
Debt trackingBuilt-inVia accounts
Subscriptions auto-detect
Localization14 languagesEnglish
Open APIOpenAPI 3.1Closed

Why MyFina over YNAB

YNAB doubles down on envelope budgeting and category discipline — it works, but specifically for someone with a US bank account and a USD paycheck. If you live in the EU, in Czechia, Poland, or Ukraine, YNAB doesn't know your Komerční banka, ING Polska, or Monobank, and has no PSD2 sync at all.

MyFina is built for cross-border living: ~30 European banks sync automatically via PSD2, currency rates can be manually pinned, and the interface is translated into 14 languages. Category budgets, savings goals, recurring lines — everything YNAB has — is here too.

Pricing also differs: YNAB is $109/year, MyFina Pro is €24.90/year. And Free is never a trial — CSV import, multi-currency, basic analytics stay free for one person, indefinitely.

How to migrate from YNAB

  1. 1Export your budget from YNAB via File → Export Budget Data (.zip).
  2. 2Unzip — inside is a CSV with transactions and categories.
  3. 3Import the CSV into MyFina via Transactions → Import. The wizard recognises the YNAB format and suggests column mapping.

What to know before migrating

  • No ads, no trackers — we're not Google or Mint.
  • Account hard-delete in one click via Settings → Data.
  • Open OpenAPI 3.1 — export back to YNAB or any ledger any time.