Save More on Taxes. Stress Less on Finances.

ExpenseTerminal tags every transaction as personal, business, or a split — so the same click that balances your budget also files your taxes. Stop doing the books twice.

No card required · Bank-level encryption · Connects via Plaid

This week’s activity Auto-sorted
Adobe Creative Cloud
May 26 · Studio expense
Business$59.99
Whole Foods Market
May 25 · Groceries
Personal$142.10
Verizon Wireless
May 24 · Phone · 60% biz
Partial$88.00
Client — Northwind Co.
May 22 · Invoice #0142
Business+$2,400.00
Schedule C · live
Building itself as you go
L8Advertising$420
L18Office expense$1,180
L25Utilities · 60%$528
L27Other — software$744
Net profit · YTD$18,640
Every tag flows straight to your return.
Connects to 12,000+ banksPowered by PlaidBuilt around the IRS Schedule CBank-level encryption
What it does

Four jobs. One tag. Zero double-entry.

The work you already do to stay organized is the same work that files your taxes. ExpenseTerminal connects them so nothing gets done twice.

Personal · Business · Partial

Tag any transaction with one tap — or split it down to the percent. That Verizon bill? 60% business. We remember, and apply it everywhere it counts.

Zero-based budgeting

Give every dollar a job across needs, wants, giving, and your business. Drag an unsorted transaction onto a line and watch the month rebalance.

A Schedule C that writes itself

Every business and partial tag rolls straight into a live Schedule C. Quarterly estimates, net profit, and the exact line numbers — always current.

Set-aside on autopilot

We watch your business income and tell you exactly what to park for taxes — before the bill, not after. No more April surprises.

Why it matters

We don’t sell a spreadsheet. We sell the feeling of being on top of it.

The hardest part of a side hustle isn’t the work — it’s the quiet dread that you’ve missed something. ExpenseTerminal is built to make that dread disappear.

Peace of mind

Open the app and know — not hope — that your books are clean, your taxes are covered, and nothing is hiding. Every transaction has a home.

Quiet intelligence

It learns how you sort. Recurring vendors get pre-tagged, splits carry forward, and the to-do list only ever shows what genuinely needs you.

Hours back

No more rebuilding the year in a panic each spring. The return is already written. Hand your accountant a clean file in one click.

~9 hrs

saved every tax season

$1,300+

in deductions caught by split tagging

0 surprises

at the quarterly deadline

How it works

Connect once. Tag as you go. Done by April.

STEP 01

Link your accounts

Securely connect your banks and cards through Plaid. Transactions flow in automatically — personal and business, side by side.

STEP 02

Tag in seconds

Personal, business, or a split. Pre-sorted automatically — you confirm. The drag-and-drop budget keeps every dollar accounted for.

STEP 03

Watch taxes handle themselves

Your Schedule C, quarterly estimates, and set-aside fund update in real time. When it’s time to file, everything is already there.

Pricing

One plan. Less than a single billable hour.

No tiers, no add-ons, no per-account fees. Everything ExpenseTerminal does, for one honest price.

15 days free

ExpenseTerminal

$18/ month

Billed monthly. Cancel anytime — your data exports clean.

  • Unlimited bank & card connections
  • Personal / business / partial tagging
  • Live Schedule C & quarterly estimates
  • Zero-based budgeting + cash flow
  • Automatic tax set-aside guidance
  • One-click accountant export
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Why it’s worth it

A freelance bookkeeper runs $200–400 a month. A tax-prep firm charges hundreds to untangle a year of mixed transactions. ExpenseTerminal keeps it clean all year — and pays for itself with a single deduction you’d have missed.

Bookkeeper, monthly$250
Year-end tax cleanup$400
Missed deductions$1,300
ExpenseTerminal$18 / mo

That partial-split phone bill alone — 60% deductible, every month — covers your subscription twice over.

Keep more of what you earn. Less stress. Less time.