BillOut - Bill Tracker 4+

Excellent App To Track Bills And Paydays

I needed an inexpensive way to track my bills since Prism is shutting down. I found this app to be very useful. BillOut has a nice long trial period to test the premium version out. Since my trial is about to expire, I purchased the premium version today. Very affordable and easy to use. One suggestion for now - maybe make it a tad easier to toggle from month to month. There’s a way to do it, but a quick one step process would be helpful, especially at the end of a month when you want to see what’s up ahead for the next week or so. But overall - a great app that will keep getting better!

Developer Response ,

Thank you so much for the review and the nice suggestion. I will add a note about it. 😀
If you have any other suggestions please do not hesitate to send me an email. Enjoy BillOut!

Couldn’t recommend this app more !

One of the best and most helpful app I’ve been using so far ! I am not a pro at using apps but I have to say this one is very easy to use . I have a busy job and this app really helps me to organize my payments and reminds me on time whatever I have to pay without delay . I also can manage my money and spendings more easily without thinking about how much I will have left at the end of the month .

Very genius idea , that can help all of us managing our bills / spendings in one click with 0 stress ! I recommend it

Thank you BillOut

They try to trick you into premium subscriptions

When I set the app up it made no mention of a subscription service. I noticed that in my profile it said premium. I thought this was odd since I did not see anything asking if I wanted to sign up for a subscription or any pricing. I checked my subscription in settings on my phone it did not list even a free trial for this app. Finally I tapped on where it said premium and it brought me to a screen that has 2 options freemium and premium. It said there was a 60 day free trial for premium, but how they plan to charge after the free trial is unclear because free trials are normally listed under subscriptions in your phone settings. When you switch to the free service it does remove some of the features, so if it appears you have all features and can list more than 7 bills then you are set up on the premium service.

Developer Response ,

Thank you for contacting us aes1016.

BillOut does not provide a subscription for its service, it’s only an in-app purchase (one-off) that unlocks all the features in the app for life. Subscriptions that appear in your iOS settings are recurring subscriptions that will be charged monthly/annually and you will have to remember to cancel it before they renew if you don’t want to be charged.

BillOut is trying to help its users to get on top of their bills, it would not make any sense for BillOut to charge a recurring bill.

When you signup to BillOut we unlock all the features for you for 60 days so you have time to test the app properly over a considerable amount of time (many users have monthly bills, this is why we decided to unlock all the features for 60days). Once the 60 days are over nothing is charged, and you can stop using the app or you can either use the app for Free by choosing the Freemium (some features will be locked) or you can purchase the Premium (Nonconsumable purchase) to re-unlock all the features forever. A notification is sent to the user 7days before the end, then the last 3 days. 



I do apologise if you felt misled by the wording (Continue Trial), but rest assured there is no subscription service on BillOut. At the same time I would like to thank you for your feedback as it showed us we should reconsider the wording on the button to avoid any misunderstanding for other users.



Feel free to reply or contact us at contact@billout.app if you have any more questions.