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There is a free plan for good: one cashbook with its income, expenses and reports, and buying in the Marketplace. Several cashbooks, or sharing them with your team, costs $1.99 a month. Selling and quoting costs $19.99 a month, and the first two months are free with no card asked for.

We ask for no card to start. The first two months are complete and free; only in the third do you choose how to pay.

From the account deletion page linked below. Your data is erased, and you can export your movements as a PDF first.

No. MoneyLog does not connect to your bank accounts; you record your movements and the app does the arithmetic.

Yes. It opens with the last thing saved, and whatever you record without signal goes out on its own when it returns. Nothing is sent twice.

Yes. Keep your money in “cashbooks” and mark each one as Business or Personal, with its own tax id, address and logo.

Invite other people to a cashbook and give them a role: administrator, editor or reader. What that book can do is decided by your plan and not theirs: if you are on Business, invoices are issued in your book. To write in a book that is not their own, each person needs at least the Plus plan; on the free plan they can read all of it but not add to it.

Soles (PEN), dollars (USD), euros (EUR), Mexican pesos (MXN), Chilean pesos (CLP) and Colombian pesos (COP). Each cashbook picks its own. Need another? Write to us and we will add it.

Yes. Income, expenses, sales, stock, quotes, reports and the Marketplace work the same in Mexico, Colombia, Chile or wherever you are. What is built to a particular country is the tax: Peru, with its SUNAT receipts and invoices, and the United States, with sales tax by state. Anywhere else you pick "Other" when you create the cashbook and MoneyLog stays out of tax — it records the amounts exactly as you charge them.

Yes, in Peru and filed with SUNAT. A factura needs the buyer’s RUC; without one a boleta is issued, which is what SUNAT accepts.