StatementFlow vs DocuClipper — what's the difference?

StatementFlow and DocuClipper do the same core job: turn a PDF bank statement into clean, importable data. The differences are in access and how the reading is done. StatementFlow offers a permanent free tier with no credit card, and any credits you buy never expire — DocuClipper is a paid subscription that starts around $39/month, and its credits are tied to the billing period.

Under the hood, StatementFlow reads statements with AI vision, so it handles scanned pages and phone photos, unusual layouts, and foreign or non-English bank statements that trip up template- and OCR-based tools. Every conversion is reconciled against the running balance to catch a misread digit before you export.

On privacy, your file is processed in memory to extract the transactions and then deleted immediately — nothing is stored. You can convert a real statement on the free plan before deciding, and the same file exports to Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero, and Tally.