One plan. More Allo-Bot messages only if you want them.
Allocate · the plan
$20 a month
$240 a year, paid once. That's $60 less than paying monthly.
Every account, plan to retirement, the morning brief, Safe to spend, 100 Allo-Bot messages a month. Desktop and mobile.
25 messagesa top-up
Enough to get through a busy week.
55 messageshalf a month again
For the month you're moving things around.
115 messagesa whole extra month
Doubles what the plan gives you.
300 messagessave 20%
Talk to it every day. They never expire, so there's no rush.
A message is one thing you type to Allo-Bot. Its answer, and any change it stages for you, come with it. The morning brief, Safe to spend and every page in the app don't count. · Everything in it ↓
Everything in it
Not a bank
Your money stays where it is.
Allocate reads your accounts through Plaid and never holds a dollar. Leaving is disconnecting them.
No ads, no selling
You're the customer, not the product.
The subscription is the whole business. Your data isn't sold, shared, or used to pitch you cards.
Nothing without a yes
Every change waits for you.
Allocate proposes; you approve. Anything you approve can be undone.
Fair questions
The questions a price raises — answered plainly.
Because the plan only works when it can see everything. Locking accounts or pages behind a bigger tier would make the plan worse for the people paying less. Everyone gets the whole thing.
Allo-Bot tells you when you're close. You can add a pack — from $5 for 25, with bigger packs cheaper per message — or wait for the month to roll over. Everything else in the app keeps working either way.
Any time, from Settings. Monthly plans stop at the end of the month you paid for. Yearly plans run to the end of the year you paid for. Unused message packs stay yours.
Only the subscription you chose. Message packs are never added on their own — you buy one when you decide to.
No. Allocate holds no money and moves no money. There is nothing to take a cut of.