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Tiller is your bank feed in a spreadsheet. Contha is the spreadsheet you were going to build.

Tiller feeds transactions into Google Sheets or Excel for $99 a year, and its community keeps templates, including a quarterly tax template. It is the honest choice for someone who wants to own the formulas. This page is for someone who wants them already right.

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  • Bank feeds into a spreadsheet

    Tiller
    Yes
    Contha
    No; a ledger, with CSV in and out
  • Own the formulas

    Tiller
    Yes
    Contha
    No; the arithmetic is tested code, with the limits written down
  • Quarterly estimated tax

    Tiller
    A community template
    Contha
    Yes, computed: four payments as a schedule, past due and next
  • Entities, S-corp, partnership

    Tiller
    Whatever you build
    Contha
    Yes, wrapper and treatment as two axes
  • Accountant handoff

    Tiller
    Share the sheet
    Contha
    Yes, five files and a read-only link that needs no account
  • Honest about dead feeds

    Tiller
    A feed that stops leaves rows missing
    Contha
    Every figure says which feeds are behind; one email when a feed dies
  • Price

    Tiller
    $99 a year
    Contha
    A free week, then Personal $5, Solo $10, Owner $49 a month; two months free on annual billing

Checked 9 September 2026, against Tiller’s own published documentation: the Tiller pricing page. If a row is out of date, tell us and it will be corrected on the page, not deleted.

The honest read

If you like building it, Tiller. If you want it built, this.

Both read the same banks. One hands you cells; the other hands you the number and the package.

Also against Monarch Plus, QuickBooks Solopreneur, Found, Keeper, Copilot Money, YNAB, Wave.

Keep Tiller if it is enough. If the tax is the reason you are here, start with Contha.

A free week, no card. Then Personal $5, Solo $10, Owner $49 a month. Read-only connections, cancel any time.