Choosing the right plan

Compare Oinkly's Piglet, Boar and Big Pig plans — accounts tracked, features and price — and how the free 7-day Big Pig trial works.

Oinkly has three plans. They differ mainly in how many accounts you can track and which extra features you get.

The three plans

Piglet — £2.99/month. Tracks up to 3 accounts. The essentials, with ads.
Boar — £4.99/month. Tracks up to 10 accounts, with more features, still with ads.
Big Pig — £9.99/month. Tracks unlimited accounts, ad-free, with the full set of features — including loans and liabilities, property and assets, automatic valuations, and the full protection tools.

Pay monthly for flexibility, or pay for the year to get roughly two months free (around 17% off). You can change plan whenever you like.

The free trial

Every new member gets a 7-day free trial of Big Pig, so you can try everything before deciding. No card is needed to start it. When the trial ends, you choose one of the three plans to carry on — nothing is charged to a card you never entered.

If you move to a smaller plan

Switching down is safe. Accounts you no longer have room for are archived, not deleted — your history is kept, and if you upgrade again they come straight back exactly as they were. When you downgrade, Oinkly shows an activity score for each account (0–100, higher meaning more active) to help you choose which to keep.

Which is right for you?

If you're tracking a couple of accounts and don't mind ads, Piglet is plenty. If you have several savings pots, ISAs and pensions, Boar's ten accounts usually cover it. If you own property, have loans, or want the protection and interest tools and no ads, Big Pig is the one — and the trial lets you see whether it earns its keep before you pay.