StatementPilot vs AutoEntry
An AutoEntry alternative for statement conversion
Compare AutoEntry's credit-based bank statement processing with a page-based converter that includes a free plan, OCR and reconciliation.
Summary
AutoEntry automates data entry for invoices, receipts and bank statements on a credit-based model. If statements are your main workload, page-based plans with a free tier, live reconciliation and every export format can be simpler to budget.
StatementPilot vs AutoEntry at a glance
| Feature | StatementPilot | AutoEntry |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Free plan (20 pages/mo); paid from $15/mo for 150 pages | Credit bundles (see vendor) |
| Balance reconciliation check | Yes — opening/closing, running balance and printed totals | Varies |
| Scanned statements / photos | Yes — scanned PDFs and photos | Varies |
| Export formats | Excel, CSV, QBO, OFX, QIF, QuickBooks CSV, Xero CSV | Varies |
| Bank-specific templates | None needed | Varies |
| Review before export | Editable review table with flagged rows | Varies |
| Platform | Web app, nothing to install | Varies |
Competitor details are based on their public information as of October 2026 and may change. Tell us about a correction.
About AutoEntry
AutoEntry, part of Sage, captures invoices, receipts and bank statements and publishes data to accounting software.
Where AutoEntry is stronger
- Covers invoices and receipts too
- Publishing integrations
Where StatementPilot is stronger
- Free plan
- Transparent per-page pricing
- Live reconciliation in an editable review table
- QBO/OFX/QIF downloads
Verdict
Choose based on document mix: statements-only teams usually save with a statement converter.
Frequently asked questions
How is a page counted?
One PDF page or one image is one page. Failed conversions don't count.
Convert your first statement in under a minute
20 free pages every month. No credit card. Every export format included.