
Two incomes, two banks, one first budget.
Keep the accounts you already have. Shared bills come out of ours first, and you both see the same month.
Keep your own accounts. Cover the shared bills first. See one plan together.

First paycheck or first year married, you start with a plan that fits how you already handle money.

Keep the accounts you already have. Shared bills come out of ours first, and you both see the same month.

A starting plan built from how you're paid, and one number for what's safe to spend. Invite a partner whenever you're ready.

50/50, by income, or a ratio you both pick. Allokate keeps track of who has covered more.

Shared goals you both fill from your own accounts, and see move every month.

Money is a 5-minute check-in, not a fight.
Each of you keeps your own account. Allokate shows what's yours, what's theirs, and what's ours, in one view.






Couples usually get two options in an app. Neither fits two people with two accounts who still want one plan.
Great if you share everything. It all goes into one joint plan, and "mine" disappears.
Every dinner becomes an IOU to settle later. Fair, but there's no plan for the month.
Your money stays yours. Shared bills come out of ours first, split the way you agreed, and you plan the month together.
| Feature | Joint budget apps | Bill-splitting apps | Allokate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keep your own accounts | No | Yes | Yes |
| Plan the month before it happens | Yes | No | Yes |
| One safe-to-spend number | Yes | No | Yes |
| Shared bills covered first | No | No | Yes |
| Split by income, not just 50/50 | No | Some | Yes |
| A weekly check-in for two | No | No | Yes |
| Partner joins free | Varies | Yes | Yes |
Sit down together on the big screen once a week. The rest of the week, one number on your phone says what's safe to spend.
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“I've budgeted since college. When I got married, every app I tried assumed we'd throw everything into one pot, and that's not how we live. We have my account, her account, and the bills we share. So I built Allokate: each of you keeps your own money, the shared bills get covered first, and you both see the same plan. No spreadsheet, no Sunday-night money fight.”


Lock in $59.99 a year for as long as you stay subscribed. Founding pricing ends after our first 500 Pro households. After that, Pro is $79.99 a year.
No intro deal that jumps at renewal. Most budgeting apps cost $75 to $110 a year, and their first-year deals go back up at renewal. Founders keep $59.99 a year.
Prices in USD, plus sales tax where it applies. The 30-day trial needs a card, and we remind you 3 days before it ends. Cancel anytime. Your founding price stays the same for as long as your Pro subscription stays active.
Yes. The free plan covers you and your partner, planning and logging spending by hand. Your partner joins free.
Pro adds read-only bank sync, households of three or more, unlimited history, reports and spending trends, and the Allokate AI assistant. The plans above show current pricing.
No. Keep your own accounts, cover shared bills first, and plan what is left for each of you. Split shared costs by income, 50/50, or your own ratio.
Yes. Pro starts with a free trial. It needs a card, we remind you 3 days before it ends, and you can cancel anytime.
Bank connections go through Plaid and are read-only. Allokate does not store your bank password, and you can delete your account at any time.

Set up yours, mine, and ours in 10 minutes and invite your partner free.
Questions? Ben reads every email.