Monthly Charge
I downloaded this app thinking it would be free or at least have a basic plan option that would be free. it’s not free at all, only the trial run is free for a few days. After 7 days you will be charged what u chose and there is only two options. one is yearly and the other is monthly.
Usable
Usable, though, I prefer not to support an out of touch old man that, in 2026, believes that going to a restaurant is what is keeping people poor. It is always the children of the rich that believe that they have toiled like the working class. Interestingly, they never seem afraid of failure when success is guaranteed for them. This is for Dave Ramsey, his children, and their ilk. Canceling.
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Last update
Last update closed the app and it won’t open
Overall great app, I’d like to suggest a key adjustment:
I really enjoy the app, however I am a strong believer in the saying “garbage in - garbage out” when it comes to providing relevant data. Specifically, I see an area where I believe we can fine tune data input in order to get better data output, thus, giving the user a better experience. For instance, when using “Paycheck Planning” the current feature splits a bi-weekly paycheck right down the middle at 50%, I would like it to instead be adjustable for those of us who receive a larger paycheck at the end of the month compared to our first paycheck of the month.
What might this look like? Picture this: Billy Bob is an hourly paid employee and makes $10,000 net each month. Billy Bob is paid bi-weekly, however, his last paycheck of the month factors the entire months “per diem” as well as any overtime hours. Let say 25% of the total $10,000 monthly paycheck is paid on the 3rd of the month, while the other 75% of his paycheck ($7,500) is paid on the 17th of the month. This isn’t currently factored into the Every Dollar app and can make budgeting difficult.
A nice NEW FEATURE to the Every Dollar app would be a sliding adjustable percentage widget, allowing the user to adjust what percentage of their Total Monthly Pay is paid through the 1st versus 2nd paycheck.
What might this look like? Picture this: Billy Bob is an hourly paid employee and makes $10,000 net each month. Billy Bob is paid bi-weekly, however, his last paycheck of the month factors the entire months “per diem” as well as any overtime hours. Let say 25% of the total $10,000 monthly paycheck is paid on the 3rd of the month, while the other 75% of his paycheck ($7,500) is paid on the 17th of the month. This isn’t currently factored into the Every Dollar app and can make budgeting difficult.
A nice NEW FEATURE to the Every Dollar app would be a sliding adjustable percentage widget, allowing the user to adjust what percentage of their Total Monthly Pay is paid through the 1st versus 2nd paycheck.
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Response from developer
Hi Tyler! We appreciate the feedback, and we hear you! Check out the Community page to vote on features or post your own ideas. https://everydollar.help.ramseysolutions.com/hc/en-us/community/topics
Recent update
The most recent update is awful! The font is awful. The layout and way transactions are saved, is awful! I don’t love it, at all.
