StatementPilot vs Dext
Need statements, not receipts? A Dext alternative
Dext focuses on receipts and bills. Compare it with a dedicated bank statement converter for PDF and scanned statements.
Summary
Dext is best known for capturing receipts and supplier bills and publishing them to accounting software. For bank and card statement PDFs — catch-up work, missing feeds, scanned history — a statement converter with reconciliation is the better fit, and it complements Dext rather than replacing it.
StatementPilot vs Dext at a glance
| Feature | StatementPilot | Dext |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Free plan (20 pages/mo); paid from $15/mo for 150 pages | See vendor pricing |
| 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 | Publishes to accounting software |
| 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 Dext
Dext (formerly Receipt Bank) captures receipts, bills and invoices and publishes them to accounting software.
Where Dext is stronger
- Receipt and bill capture with mobile apps
- Direct publishing to accounting software
- Supplier rules
Where StatementPilot is stronger
- Built for bank and credit card statements
- Balance reconciliation per statement
- QBO/OFX/QIF exports
- Free plan
Verdict
Many firms use both: a capture tool for receipts and a statement converter for bank data.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this alongside Dext?
Yes. Convert statements here and import them to the same ledger where Dext publishes receipts.
Convert your first statement in under a minute
20 free pages every month. No credit card. Every export format included.