A getquin Alternative That Never Asks for Your Broker Login
getquin’s fastest import asks you to sign in to your broker through getquin and save your PIN. Here there is nothing to connect: manual entry or a CSV, unlimited holdings free, and a CSV export you can walk away with. Premium is €50/year, not €89.99.
No credit card · no broker login · your data exports in one click
Net worth€128,400
Investments€84,100
Pension€29,700
Cash€14,600
Total gains+€11,240 · 9.6%
Head to head
getquin vs MyFinanceTools: the honest table
Two capable trackers with opposite answers to one question: should a tracker hold the keys to your accounts?
getquin
MyFinanceTools
Free plan
Unlimited bank and broker connections, net worth overview, essential analysis
Unlimited accounts and holdings, automatic prices, weekly snapshots, CSV export
Paid plans
Premium €89.99/yr · Wealth €149.99/yr, both excluding country taxes
€5/mo, €50/yr or €199 lifetime, everything included
How data gets in
Open banking (sign in to your broker via getquin and save your PIN), manual entry or CSV upload
Manual entry or CSV, TSV and Excel import. No credentials, ever
ETF look-through
DeepDive shows what sits inside the funds you hold and flags overexposure
The same look-through X-ray and pairwise overlap, plus a compare box that measures any ETF you do NOT own against your portfolio before you buy it
Dividends
Dividend KPIs and forecasting on Premium
Dividend calendar on Premium: upcoming ex- and pay-dates, 12 months split into banked, confirmed and estimated, and projected annual income
Fee analysis
Not part of its published feature set
Fee-impact projections on your real funds (Premium)
Data export
No self-serve export documented
Accounts, holdings and expenses to CSV, included in the free plan
Languages
English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian
English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese
Apps
Web plus native iOS and Android apps
Web app, installable to your home screen. No App Store build
getquin facts from getquin.com (pricing, portfolio tracker and homepage), last verified August 2026. Plans and prices change and exclude country-specific taxes, so confirm current details before deciding. Also compared: Parqet, Delta, Sharesight, or see the full portfolio tracker comparison.
A fair look
What getquin does well, and what that costs you
We compare honestly. These are its real strengths, with the trade-off attached.
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Planning and advice in one place
The Wealth plan adds a personal retirement plan, customizable financial goals, unlimited AI financial agents and a route into getquin Advisory. That is a broader remit than ours. We cover the planning half (goals, FIRE, retirement and Monte Carlo calculators, an AI advisor) inside the €50 plan, but we have no advisory arm and do not pretend to.
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Open banking that fills itself
Connect a supported broker and the portfolio populates without you typing a thing. The price of that convenience is written on their own help page: you sign in to your broker through getquin and save your PIN. We refuse that trade entirely, which means a CSV import instead of a connection.
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Native apps on both stores
App Store and Play Store builds, with the polish that comes from years of mobile-first development. Ours is an installable web app: open it in your phone browser, add it to the home screen, and it behaves like an app. Same product on every device, nothing to download, but no native build.
Why people switch
The reasons people look for a getquin alternative
Not because getquin is bad. Because these four things matter more to some investors than convenience does.
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No credentials, no connection
No broker login, no PIN stored, no open banking mandate. You type positions in or import a CSV. Nothing about your accounts is reachable from here, because nothing is connected.
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Premium costs €50, not €89.99
Everything we sell is in one plan: daily snapshots, unlimited history, dividend analysis, ETF overlap, fee impact and the AI advisor for €50 a year, or €199 once. getquin splits its depth across Premium at €89.99 and Wealth at €149.99, before country taxes.
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Your data leaves when you do
Accounts, holdings and expenses export to CSV on the free plan. A tracker you cannot export from is a tracker you cannot leave, and that is worth checking before you spend a year entering transactions.
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It runs in French
getquin ships in English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian. If you invest from France, Belgium, Luxembourg or Quebec, this is the whole product in your language, with French number formats and a PER account type.
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Fees you can actually see
Fee-impact analysis projects what your funds’ ongoing charges cost you over a real holding period, on your actual positions. It is the number that quietly decides a decade of returns.
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X-ray a fund before you buy it
DeepDive tells you what is inside the funds you already hold. The compare box goes further: point it at any ETF in the registry, owned or not, and it measures that fund against your actual portfolio. Overlap, added concentration, how your sector and country weights would shift. It answers what a purchase would do to you, not just what you are holding, and the result has a shareable link.
Switching
Move your portfolio in four steps
getquin does not publish a self-serve export, so the reliable source is the broker file it was reading in the first place.
1
Get your broker export
Download the trades or holdings file from your broker. That is the same data getquin was syncing, straight from the source, and it is yours by right.
2
Create a free account
An email address and a password. No card, no bank connection, under a minute.
3
Import your CSV
Import buy and sell transactions or current balances from CSV, TSV or Excel. Interactive Brokers, DEGIRO, Trading 212, Revolut, Scalable Capital, Swissquote and Parqet exports are recognized automatically; anything else you map once.
4
Check your dashboard
Prices update automatically from 53+ exchanges, gains are computed per position, and your net worth history starts building with automated snapshots.
Pricing
One plan, not two tiers of depth
The core tracker (unlimited holdings, automatic prices, 27 currencies, snapshots, CSV import and export) is free forever. Premium adds daily snapshots, unlimited history, dividend analysis, ETF overlap, fee impact and the AI advisor for €5/month, €50/year, or €199 once. Comparing more trackers? See the full comparison or the tracker without bank linking.
If privacy, portability and price matter more to you than convenience, yes: no broker login of any kind, unlimited holdings free, ETF overlap and look-through X-ray, fee-impact analysis, CSV export included, and one €50/year plan instead of €89.99 and €149.99 tiers. The honest caveat: getquin has native mobile apps, open-banking auto-sync and, on its Wealth plan, a personal retirement plan with unlimited AI agents. None of those exist here.
Does MyFinanceTools connect to my bank or broker like getquin?+
No, deliberately. getquin’s fastest import route asks you to sign in to your broker through getquin and save your PIN. There is no equivalent here because there is no connection at all: you enter positions manually or import a CSV, TSV or Excel file, and no credential ever leaves your hands.
Can I export my data from getquin and import it here?+
getquin does not publish a self-serve export of your transactions, so the practical route is to export from your broker instead and import that file here. It is the same data, from the original source, and our importer recognizes Interactive Brokers, DEGIRO, Trading 212, Revolut, Scalable Capital, Swissquote and Parqet files automatically.
How much does the alternative cost compared to getquin?+
The core tracker is free with no holding cap. Premium is €5/month, €50/year, or €199 as a one-time lifetime purchase, and includes everything we offer. getquin lists Premium at €89.99/year and Wealth at €149.99/year, both excluding country-specific taxes. Verify current pricing on getquin.com before deciding.
Does it have an ETF X-ray like getquin’s DeepDive?+
Yes, and one part of it goes further than DeepDive does. Both products show look-through sector and geography weights across your holdings, and ours adds pairwise overlap: how much two funds actually duplicate each other. The part that has no equivalent is the compare box, which measures an ETF you do not own against your real portfolio, so you can see the overlap and the concentration a purchase would add before you make it. There is also a free standalone overlap tool that needs no account.
Does it have a dividend calendar?+
Yes. Premium includes a full dividend calendar: upcoming ex- and pay-dates for the next 90 days, a 12-month view that separates income already banked from declared payments and forward estimates, inferred payment frequency, and projected annual income in your base currency. getquin adds dividend KPIs and forecasting on its Premium plan too, so this is close to parity rather than a gap in either direction.
Does it work in French?+
Yes. The whole product runs in English, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese with localized number formats and country-specific account types. getquin ships in English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian, so French is the gap this fills.
Can I try it before moving my portfolio?+
Yes. The public demo portfolio shows the full tracker with realistic sample data, no signup needed. If you like it, a free account takes under a minute and a CSV import can be the first thing you do.
Track everything, connect nothing
Unlimited holdings, ETF X-ray, fee impact, 27 currencies. Free to start, €50/yr for everything.
getquin is a trademark of its owner; MyFinanceTools is not affiliated with or endorsed by getquin. Competitor details are from public sources, last verified August 2026, and may have changed. Portfolio figures shown are illustrative. Nothing here is financial or tax advice.