Comparison
MoneyThumb offers PDF bank-statement converters (to CSV/QBO/QFX) used by lenders, bookkeepers, and accountants.
MoneyThumb and Statemently both convert statement PDFs into accounting-ready files. The differences are in the workflow, the breadth of formats, and that Statemently is free to try in the browser.
| Feature | Statemently | MoneyThumb |
|---|---|---|
| Statement PDF → QBO / QFX / OFX / CSV | Yes | Yes |
| Review & edit transactions before export | Yes — inline | Varies — see their site |
| Balance reconciliation check | Yes | Varies — see their site |
| Per-bank INTU.BID for QBO/QFX imports | Yes — set it yourself | Supported in their tools |
| Deterministic conversion for OFX/QFX/QBO/QIF/MT940/CAMT/BAI2 | Yes — exact | Converter-specific |
| Get started | Free to try in the browser | Paid software/plans (see their site) |
MoneyThumb features and pricing change — check their site for current details.
Try Statemently free
No sign-up — upload, review every row, and export.
Yes — both turn statement PDFs into QBO/QFX/OFX/CSV. Statemently runs in the browser, is free to try, and adds review/edit plus a balance check.
Yes — you can set your bank's INTU.BID before exporting so QuickBooks/Quicken recognize the institution on import.