Which bank statement converter should I use?

It depends on your statements and your software. For scanned or high-volume work, document-OCR tools such as DocuClipper and Nanonets are the usual picks. For QuickBooks imports, the desktop converters MoneyThumb and ProperSoft are long-standing options. For accuracy you can check, use the table below: tools with a score on our open benchmark show it, and the rest read "Not yet measured". We build Bankstatemently, so we say so and show the measurements.

Bankstatemently is our product. We run the benchmark and publish the method, and other vendors can submit scores. A tool with no score is unmeasured, not inaccurate.

Comparison table

ToolMeasured accuracyOutput formatsFree to tryPricing
DocuClipperNot yet measured
CSVCSV
Excel (XLSX)Excel (XLSX)
QBOQBO
See website
US$/mo
Pricing as of September 25, 2026. For the most accurate pricing, visit DocuClipper's pricing page.
MoneyThumbNot yet measured
CSVCSV
QBOQBO
QFX/OFX
See website
US$
Pricing as of September 25, 2026. For the most accurate pricing, visit MoneyThumb's pricing page.
ProperSoft (ProperConvert)Not yet measured
CSVCSV
IIF
QBOQBO
QFX/OFXQIF
See website
US$/mo
Pricing as of September 25, 2026. For the most accurate pricing, visit ProperSoft (ProperConvert)'s pricing page.
NanonetsNot yet measured
CSVCSV
Excel (XLSX)Excel (XLSX)
JSONJSON
See website
Usage-Based Pricing
Pricing as of September 25, 2026. For the most accurate pricing, visit Nanonets's pricing page.
Bank Statement Converter
100.0%
Real statement

Run by Bankstatemently · August 19, 2025 · real DBS statement

CSVCSV
Excel (XLSX)Excel (XLSX)
JSON (API)JSON (API)
No Signup Required: 1 page / 24 hours
Free Tier (with signup): 5 pages / 24 hours
US$/mo
Pricing as of January 12, 2026. For the most accurate pricing, visit Bank Statement Converter's pricing page.
CapyParse
Online bank statement converter.
Not yet measuredSee websiteSee websiteSee website
Tabula
Free, open-source desktop tool that extracts tables from text-based PDFs.
Not yet measured
CSVCSV
ExcelExcel
See websiteSee website
Excel Power Query
The Get Data from PDF feature built into Microsoft Excel.
Not yet measured
ExcelExcel
See websiteSee website
Bankstatemently
100.0%
Real statement

Run by Bankstatemently · November 6, 2025 · real DBS statement

99.9%
Open benchmark
5 of 5 released statements
See website
No Signup Required: 1 pages / 24 hours
Free Tier (with signup): 5 pages / 24 hours
See our pricing

Verdict by tool

  • DocuClipper

    A strong default when you have scanned pages. It combines OCR with rules, and exports CSV, Excel and QBO. Its plans are priced by page volume, so cost grows with your workload.

  • MoneyThumb

    Desktop software sold as one-time licenses, built around getting statements into QuickBooks as QBO. Scanned statements need the separate Pro+ edition, which runs on Windows only.

  • ProperSoft (ProperConvert)

    A desktop app for Mac and Windows with a flat subscription and unlimited pages. Files are converted on your own computer, which helps when statements are confidential.

  • Nanonets

    The bank statement converter is a free tool from a broader document-AI platform. A good fit if you already plan to automate other documents; it is more than a one-off converter needs.

  • Bank Statement Converter

    An online converter with a free allowance, OCR for scans, an API, and CSV, Excel and JSON output. It has a score on our benchmark, shown in the table.

  • CapyParse

    Named often by AI assistants for this question. It has no score on our benchmark yet, so we cannot compare its accuracy; convert one of your own statements and check the totals before you commit.

  • Tabula

    Free and runs locally, so statements never leave your machine. It only reads text-based PDFs, not scans, and you draw the table boxes yourself.

  • Excel Power Query

    Already in Excel, so it costs nothing extra. It works on text-based PDFs and usually needs cleanup for statements with wrapped descriptions.

  • Bankstatemently

    Our product. It reads statements from many banks and exports CSV, Excel, QBO and Xero-formatted CSV. Its measured accuracy is in the table, with the benchmark run it comes from. You can try it free before you pay.

Frequently asked questions

Accuracy depends on the statement, so the useful answer is a measurement. Our open benchmark runs converters on the same released statements and publishes the scores; the table on this page shows every tool that has one. A tool with no score is unmeasured, not inaccurate.

Head-to-head comparisons

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