Pay off debt and steward your money, God's way.
A Christian budgeting app with a debt snowball and avalanche payoff visualizer, tithing built into your budget, and Scripture next to your numbers. You type in your own numbers, so it never connects to your bank account.
Everything you need to see your debt shrink
Debt snowball & avalanche visualizer
Add every balance, then see your payoff plan as a debt snowball or a debt avalanche.
Tithing as a budget category
Make giving a line in your budget, right beside your bills, not an afterthought.
Biblical budgeting
Build a kingdom-aligned budget around giving, saving, and stewardship.
Dashboard
See where your money stands the moment you open the app.
Income tracking
Record what comes in so every dollar has a purpose.
Goals
Set money goals and watch your progress.
Bills & reminders
Keep upcoming bills in view. Pro adds bill payment notifications.
Scripture motivation
Scripture next to your numbers, to keep you going when payoff feels slow.
Manual entry. No bank linking.
Faithful Finances never connects to your bank account. You add your income, bills, and balances yourself, which keeps you close to every dollar you steward.
Try it free, then pick your plan.
Start with the free trial on the App Store or Google Play. Plans are billed monthly or yearly.
Free trial
$0
Download Faithful Finances and try it before you pay anything.
Monthly
$9.99 / month
After your free trial. Budget, debt payoff plan, tithing, goals and more.
Yearly
$59.99 / year
About $5 a month. That is roughly half of paying $9.99 every month.
Pro
$12.99 / month
Adds bill payment notifications, so you hear about a bill before it is due.
Faithful Finances questions, answered
Is Faithful Finances free?
You can try it free first, but it is not free forever. After the free trial it is $9.99 a month or $59.99 a year (about $5 a month). Pro is $12.99 a month and adds bill payment notifications.
Do I have to connect my bank account?
No. Faithful Finances uses manual entry and never connects to your bank account, so your bank login stays with you.
How is this different from YNAB or EveryDollar?
Faithful Finances is made for believers. Scripture sits next to your budget and your debt payoff, tithing is a budget category, and nothing connects to your bank. General budgeting apps are good at budgeting. This one is built to help you manage money God's way.
Can I track tithing as a budget category?
Yes. Tithing is a budget category in Faithful Finances, so your giving sits right beside your bills and goals.
What is the debt snowball and avalanche visualizer?
You add your balances and the app shows your payoff plan two ways. Snowball pays the smallest balance first. Avalanche pays the highest-interest balance first. Pick the one that keeps you going.
Want to go deeper than the app?
Pair Faithful Finances with the 30-day Kingdom Finances Workbook for a Scripture-rooted plan to rebuild your relationship with money.