AvaDebt
Plan clearly. Move forward.
Try the full app free for 14 days.
AvaDebt should be easy to judge: use the real budgeting tools, bank imports, debt planning, goals, and mobile layout first. If it helps, keep it for one simple subscription price.
Your 14-day trial starts at checkout. Unless canceled before the trial ends, the selected subscription renews automatically.
AvaDebt Individual
$8.99/mo
14 days free, then monthly until canceled.
Annual plan
$76/yr
About 30% off
$6.33/mo equivalent
Annual subscribers save about $31.88 per year compared with paying monthly.
Full access during trial
The 14-day trial includes the full AvaDebt experience, so users can decide based on the actual product instead of a limited preview.
Simple billing
One individual subscription keeps the offer easy to understand: monthly or annual, cancel online through the billing portal, no long contract.
Built for behavior change
The app is priced below many premium budgeting tools while still leaving room to support secure hosting, bank connections, and continued product improvement.
Launch flow
Keep the subscription simple from day one.
The cleanest launch path is a full-access free trial, then one paid individual plan. That avoids a limited unpaid version and lets people experience the exact value they are deciding whether to keep.
1. Start the trial
Create an account and use the full app for 14 days before the first paid subscription period begins.
2. Build the real plan
Add income, bills, debts, savings, goals, and imports so AvaDebt can show the month clearly.
3. Keep using what works
After the trial, continue monthly or save with the annual plan. Cancel online before renewal if you do not want the subscription to continue.
Important subscription note
AvaDebt is a budgeting and debt payoff organization tool. It is not a bank, lender, financial advisor, tax advisor, credit counselor, credit repair company, or legal service. Users are responsible for reviewing their own numbers and decisions.
Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled before the next billing date. Cancellation stops future renewals, but charges already processed are generally non-refundable unless required by law or otherwise stated at checkout.