Snoop review

Best for

UK users who want free nudges to cut bills and subscriptions

Price

Freemium · from £4.99/month
Free: Spending tracking, budgets, bill tracking and daily savings suggestions

Platforms

iOS, Android

Made by

Usnoop Limited (Vanquis Banking Group)

App store ratings

iOS 4.6★ (7.3K) · Android 4.4★ (5.1K)

What it is

Snoop links your UK bank accounts and cards, tracks spending and bills, and creates a personalised set of money-saving suggestions every day. It can warn you if your balance might not cover upcoming bills, and finds subscriptions you can cancel.

What the AI does

• Daily personalised money-saving suggestions
• Warnings when bills may not be covered
• Automatic spending categorisation
• Subscription discovery

Pros and cons

How it scores

Good free value for UK users, but its smart suggestions are basic next to apps with true AI assistants.

Feature checklist · 4 of 9

• –Ask an AI assistant questions about your money (no)
• –Sorts transactions into categories automatically (no)
• ✓Links to bank and card accounts automatically (yes)
• ✓Finds and tracks subscriptions and recurring bills (yes)
• –Cancels subscriptions or negotiates bills for you (no)
• –Shared budgets for partners or households (no)
• ✓Tracks net worth and investment balances (yes)
• –Works on the web as well as on your phone (no)
• ✓Free plan available (yes)

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Alternatives

See all Snoop alternatives, ranked →

• Monarch 8.4/10Couples and households who want one shared, detailed view of their money
• Rocket Money 8.2/10People who want an assistant that actually cuts recurring costs, not just reports them
• Copilot Money 8.1/10iPhone and Mac users who want the most polished budgeting app
• Origin 7.9/10People who want budgeting, forecasting and planning tools in one subscription

Monarch vs Snoop

Sources

• Snoop: how it works
• Snoop Plus
• About Snoop
• Snoop on the App Store (UK)
• Snoop on Google Play