Your money. Figured out.

MoneyGuy shows you exactly what changed and why — no guilt, no spreadsheets, no daily report to read.

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How much have I saved since using MoneyGuy?

Since you joined MoneyGuy

$6,230 saved

About $480 a month — mostly cancelled subscriptions and fewer overspend months.

MoneyGuy keeps tallying this as you go.

Supported banks

Connect or import transactions from leading Australian banks.

  • CommBank logoCommBank
  • ANZ logoANZ
  • NAB logoNAB
  • Westpac logoWestpac
  • ING logoING
  • Macquarie logoMacquarie
  • Bendigo Bank logoBendigo Bank
  • Up logoUp
  • Bank of Melbourne logoBank of Melbourne
  • St.George logoSt.George

You're paying for Netflix, Spotify, Uber Eats, and more — MoneyGuy tracks every one of them in one place.

The mechanism

How MoneyGuy works

Connect your financial life once. MoneyGuy does the watching from there.

1

Connect

Bank-level security. Nothing to type.

Connect your accounts once — MoneyGuy reads your transactions automatically. No spreadsheets, no manual entry, no copying numbers across apps.

CommBank logo
ANZ logo
NAB logo
Westpac logo

256-bit encryption, read-only access.

2

Find

Find what's costing you.

Ask anything. MoneyGuy scans your spending and surfaces what matters — subscriptions, price creep, patterns you'd never spot manually.

Netflix logo
Spotify logo
Uber Eats logo
Adobe logo

MoneyGuy found

4 subscriptions changed

Two price rises and one service you may have forgotten.

3

Stay ahead

Stay ahead.

Prices creep. Loyalty gets taxed. Companies use algorithms to work out what you'll tolerate — MoneyGuy is the algorithm working for you instead, flagging renewals, rate drift, and cost-of-living creep before it costs you more.

9:41

MoneyGuynow

Netflix renews tomorrow at $22.99. Still using it?

MoneyGuy8 weeks

Your home insurance renews in 8 weeks. Last year's premium: $1,240.

Example notifications

Australians lose an average of $1,637 a year to forgotten subscriptions — MoneyGuy finds yours.

Based on ING Australia's January 2026 subscription survey.

Connect once. Ask anything. Act when it matters.

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Always on

What MoneyGuy watches

Loans, tax, investing and spending — checked in the background so you don't have to remember to look.

Loans

“I haven't looked at my mortgage rate in years.”

Track your loan position and flag when a review may be worthwhile.

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Tax

“I feel like I'm probably missing deductions.”

Help organise tax-relevant spending and surface items worth checking.

Investing

“I want to invest, but I don't know what I can realistically afford.”

Show your available surplus and let you model scenarios.

Spending

“I know I'm wasting money somewhere.”

Find recurring costs, changing habits and spending drift.

9:41

MoneyGuynow

Your gym membership renewed again — $79, last used 61 days ago.

MoneyGuy6 weeks

Your car insurance renews in 6 weeks. Last year: $980.

MoneyGuyYesterday

Your current home loan rate is worth reviewing.

Example notifications

You get a nudge when it matters — not a daily report to read.

No ads. No data sold. Your subscription is the whole business model — when MoneyGuy tells you something, it's because it's useful, not because someone paid for the placement.

Before you ask

Questions people ask first

Pricing

One MoneyGuy plan

Everything MoneyGuy does, in one subscription. Cancel anytime.

  • All your accounts in one place
  • Ask MoneyGuy anything, any time
  • Answers that use your own numbers
  • Proactive nudges when something changes

$12/month, or $120/year (2 months free). Cancel anytime.

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Ask someone who knows your numbers.

MoneyGuy connects your accounts, answers your questions and keeps an eye on things.

Your money. Figured out.

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MoneyGuy provides general information and tools based on your own data. It is not personal financial advice — consider your situation and speak to a licensed adviser before acting.