Bank statement to Excel or CSV
The balances are checked, so the totals add up. The first one each day is free, up to 5 pages.
How much is free, and how to get more
No account
Free
- 1 statement a day, up to 5 pages
- Text PDFs from 24 banks, or any CSV
- Excel and CSV
Free account
Free
- 10 pages a month
- Keep a history of your statements
- Buy more pages from $15
Statements
$9/mo
- 1,000 pages a month
- + 1,000 more for $7 each
- Xero, QuickBooks and Sage formats
- Files up to 2,000 pages
Freelancer Pro
$12/mo
- 500 pages a month, + more like Statements
- Matched to your invoices automatically
- Merge months, tag business or personal
- The whole freelancer app
Or buy pages once, no subscription: 1,000 for $15, 5,000 for $50, 20,000 for $150. A scanned page counts as 3. Owoeyo Statements
Works in your browser. Close the tab and it's gone, unless you save it. The parsers are open source (MIT): add your bank.
How it works
1 Drop the statement
A PDF from your bank's app or website, or a CSV.
2 We read it on your device
Dates, descriptions, money in, money out and the balance, checked so the balance adds up.
3 Download it
Excel or CSV, or the format Xero, QuickBooks or Sage imports.
Who it's for
- Freelancers sorting their year for tax
- Anyone applying for a loan, a mortgage or a visa
- Bookkeepers with statements from many banks
- Landlords tracking rent coming in
The usual way, and this way
| The usual way | With Owoeyo |
|---|---|
| Copy each line by hand, or upload your statement to a website you don't know | Read on your own device; the file never leaves it |
| Totals that don't add up after a bad copy | Every statement is checked against its own running balance |
Questions
How do I convert a bank statement PDF to Excel?
Drop the PDF here, check the rows, and download Excel or CSV. It takes under a minute for most statements.
Is it safe to convert my bank statement online?
Here the statement is read in your browser. It isn't uploaded to a server, so nobody else sees it.
Which banks work?
24 banks in the UK, US and Nigeria today, and any bank that gives you a CSV. The parsers are open source, so anyone can add a bank.
Is it free?
Yes for occasional use: one statement a day without an account. On Owoeyo Cloud, more pages are sold by the month or as one-off packs.