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See what you owe, and what it costs you.

Cards and loans in one place, with balances, minimum payments, due dates and interest rates as your lender reports them.

Included in Countorra Management and Countorra Tax.

Rates, minimum payments and due dates come from lenders that report them.

7 days free for a new account. A card is required to start; cancel before the 7 days end and you pay nothing.

An example credit cardExample
Balance
$2,400
Credit limit
$8,000
Limit used
30%
Interest rate
24% a year
About a month of interest
$48
Minimum paymentDue on the 21st
$35

Carrying $2,400 at 24% a year costs about $48 a month in interest. Paying more than the $35 minimum brings that down.

Illustrative figures, not from any real account.

How it works.

  1. Step 1

    Connect your cards and loans

    Credit cards, student loans and mortgages arrive through your bank connection.

  2. Step 2

    See balances and usage

    What you owe on each, and how much of each card's limit you're using when your bank reports it.

  3. Step 3

    See rates and due dates

    Each card's and loan's rate, minimum payment and next due date, as your lender reports them — and about what a month of interest costs.

  4. Step 4

    Add what isn't connected

    A loan your bank doesn't report can be added by hand and kept up to date.

Why it matters.

Never miss a due date
Due dates and minimum payments sit beside each card and loan.
See the cost of a balance
About what a month of interest costs, in dollars, not just a rate.
Your full net worth
What you owe counts against what you own, so the total is honest.

Common questions.

More in the Help Centre: Net worth and debts.

See the whole product
  • Investments

    See your investments next to the rest of your money.

  • Bank connections

    Connect your bank once. Your transactions keep arriving.

  • Goals

    Save for what matters, or pay a debt down.

Start with 7 days free.

New accounts choose Countorra Management or Countorra Tax and add a card. Nothing is charged during the trial, and if you cancel before it ends, you pay nothing.