Comparison
Shavve vs Moneytor: what differs and who each suits
In short
Moneytor is a personal-finance and budgeting platform that, according to its site, connects banks, pensions and a broker automatically in the paid Premium plan. Shavve shows bank, cards, pension, insurance, investments and crypto, read-only. The differences are mainly connection scope, pricing and platforms.
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The comparison in a table
| Shavve | Moneytor | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A personal-finance app: bank, cards, pension, insurance, investments and crypto in one picture | A personal-finance and budgeting platform, with insights on fees, cash flow, monthly reports on WhatsApp and a pension hub |
| How data gets in | A read-only connection after your approval. Shavve cannot move money | Banks, pensions and a broker connect automatically (automatic bank connection is in Premium). Real estate, crypto and RSUs are added manually. Per its security page: read-only access through supervised open-banking providers, with bank credentials not passing through Moneytor |
| What you can connect | Banks, credit cards, pensions and provident funds, insurance (including Har HaBituach), investments and crypto | Banks, pensions and a broker. Credit cards and insurance: not published on the pages checked |
| Price shown on the site | A 30-day free trial for connecting banks and credit cards, including budgets and a shared household. Prices are shown in the app before any purchase | Free for manual tracking. Premium at 49 ILS a month or 490 ILS a year, with a 7-day trial |
| Licence shown on the site | A financial-information-service licence, supervised by the Israeli Securities Authority | The company's own licence: not published on the pages checked |
| Platforms | iOS and Android apps | Web (app.moneytor.co.il) and an App Store download link on the site. Android: not published |
| Languages | The site is in Hebrew and English | Hebrew and English |
Shavve operates one of the apps compared. The comparison rests on what the sites publish, not on an independent test of how they work.
When to choose them
- You want an app with a free tier for manual tracking, paying only for automatic connections.
- A pension overview and fee insights next to the budget matter to you, and you do not need insurance.
- You mostly work from a browser.
- You want monthly reports delivered on WhatsApp.
When to choose Shavve
- You want to connect credit cards, insurance (including Har HaBituach) and crypto read-only too.
- You want an iOS and Android app.
- You want the company's own financial-information-service licence stated on its site so you can check it on the Israel Securities Authority's list.
- You want to start with a 30-day free trial.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Shavve and Moneytor?
According to both sites, both show data read-only and bring money and pensions together. Moneytor's site lists banks, pensions and a broker as automatic connections in Premium, and Shavve also includes credit cards, insurance, investments and crypto. This comparison rests on what is published, not on using both.
Does Moneytor connect to credit cards?
Credit cards are not mentioned on the pages checked on 25 October 2026. That does not establish that there is no such connection, so check its site.
How does Moneytor's price compare with Shavve's?
Moneytor's site shows a free tier for manual tracking and Premium at 49 ILS a month or 490 ILS a year with a 7-day trial. Shavve offers a 30-day free trial and shows prices in the app before any purchase. Prices change, so check again.
Can I use both?
Yes, nothing prevents it. If you are undecided, try each in its own trial, compare a number you know, and make sure you can cancel the consent and delete the account.
Sources
- Moneytor: דף הבית · 25 October 2026
- Moneytor: אבטחה ופרטיות · 25 October 2026
The links go to each company's public pages, as read on 25 October 2026. Anything not stated there is written "not published", which does not establish that it does not exist. Prices and features change, so check the sites again.
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Moneytor is a personal-finance and budgeting platform that, according to its site, connects banks, pensions and a broker automatically in the paid Premium plan. Shavve shows bank, cards, pension, insurance, investments and crypto, read-only. The differences are mainly connection scope, pricing and platforms.
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