Statemently converts bank statement PDFs into checked spreadsheet and accounting files. It is built around a reconciliation step: each statement’s totals are verified against the opening and closing balances, and rows that do not add up are flagged instead of being passed through unchanged.
The service exports to Excel, CSV, QuickBooks (QBO), OFX, QIF, and Google Sheets. Its process is described in three steps: upload a PDF, have the statement read and checked, then download clean data for use in spreadsheet software or accounting tools. The site also says it works with statements from every major US bank, and names Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, US Bank, PNC, and Amex.
Statemently is aimed at bookkeepers, accountants, mortgage brokers, lenders, and small business owners who convert bank statements regularly. It is delivered as a web-based upload-and-convert service, and it states that statements are processed in memory, never stored, and auto-deleted after conversion. No account is required to try it. Pricing includes a free option with a 10-row sample and one free full download on signup, a $9 one-time credit pack for 10 statements with no expiration, a $49 monthly Pro plan for around 100 statements per month with priority processing, and a $129 monthly Business plan with high volume, team seats, and API access on request.
Statemently sits in PulseGate's Personal finance & budgeting category. It focuses on converting bank statement PDFs into clean, verified spreadsheets and accounting formats quickly and securely. Statemently is a consumer product aimed at individuals and small businesses managing financial records. Statemently follows a freemium model. It ships for the web.
Statemently first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include PDF to Excel conversion, CSV export, and quickBooks integration.
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