Best bank statement converters for JSON (2026)

Which bank statement converters publish a JSON export, what do they charge, and which ones check the rows against the printed balances first?

Last updated October 20, 2026

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Last checked October 2026. Deciding column: Exports. 10 tools listed, 1 left out as not published.

What the table shows

Ten of the 26 converters checked in October 2026 publish a JSON export on their own homepage or pricing page: ParseBank, BankXLSX, LedgerBox, MoneyThumb, Lido, Suparse, Rocket Statements, Parseur, Docsumo and MintConvert. A JSON export is what a developer wants from a converter before building anything on its API, and it is the one format that is not meant to be opened by a person. Docsumo lists Business and Enterprise plans quoted on page volume; no list price; Parseur lists $49/month for 100 pages (Micro); $89 for 300; $129 for 1,000; $269 for 3,000; $499 for 10,000; yearly billing about 20% less. EasyLedger does not say on the pages read whether it publishes a JSON export, so it is left out rather than guessed. stmtai is not in this list: its downloads are Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero, Tally XML and QuickBooks CSV, and nothing on this site publishes a JSON export. Every cell below names the page it was read from; a value the site does not show is printed as not published.

Tally XML. TallyPrime XML export: Receipt and Payment vouchers for Alt+O import, alongside Excel, CSV, QuickBooks and Xero.
Non-expiring pack. $19 buys 100 pages that never expire, and no statement is charged more than 15 pages.
API and email-in. REST API and email-in on every plan, including the free one.
Your file. Deletion of your file starts when processing ends; results are kept 7 days with an account, 1 day without.
Balance check. There is no per-bank template: every row is added up against the opening and closing balances printed on the statement, and a misread is flagged, not hidden. How the balance check works

Side by side

Tool	Exports	Price	Free tier	Balance check	Your file afterwards
ParseBank	Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, QBO, Xero, JSON src	$30/month for 400 pages (Starter); $60/month for 1,000 pages (Business, adds the REST API); $99/month for 4,000 pages (Corporate); monthly plans only src	1 page a day with no account; Free plan 10 pages a month with every export format src	yes src	Original deleted when conversion finishes; extracted data kept for a retention period you set, 7 days to forever src
BankXLSX	Excel, CSV, JSON (paid plans), QBO (Plus and above), IIF (Plus and above), OFX (Plus and above), QFX (Plus and above), QIF (Plus and above) src	$49/month ($24 billed yearly) for 800 Base AI or 80 Pro AI pages (Starter); $149/month ($74 yearly) for 1,920/192 pages (Plus, adds QBO and bulk upload); $499/month ($249 yearly) for 6,800/680 pages (Pro, adds the API) src	Up to 15 pages (5 per statement) once, with no card; does not renew src	not published	Stored in your account; you can delete your data at any time src
LedgerBox	Excel, CSV, QuickBooks CSV, QBO, JSON, send to QuickBooks Online (Pro and above) src	$25/month for 60 pages (Starter, $17 billed yearly); $135/month for 640 pages (Pro, $95 yearly; adds send to QuickBooks Online and batch); $340/month for 2,000 pages (Business, $239 yearly); Firm plan $9 per client a month with 50 pages each; unlimited users src	14-day trial starting with 10 pages (200 after one listed action), no card; a Free plan covers 3 clients and 30 pages a month src	yes src	Stored, encrypted at rest and isolated per organization; contact LedgerBox to erase stored files src
MoneyThumb	QBO (Web Connect), direct to QuickBooks Online, Excel, CSV, OFX, QFX, JSON (API) src	Online for QuickBooks: $24.95/month for 5 statement conversions, $49.95 for 20, $99.95 for 60; yearly $199.95, $399.95 and $799.95 for 60, 240 and 800 conversions; a conversion is one monthly statement src	not published	yes src	not published
Lido	Excel, CSV, QBO, Xero CSV, QIF, Tally XML, JSON, REST API src	$29/month for 100 pages, 1 user (Standard); $7,840/year for 42,000 pages with API and workflow access (Scale; the same page's FAQ says $7,000/year); Enterprise from $35,000/year; the converter page also quotes $119/month for 500 and $199/month for 1,000 pages src	50 pages, no card src	not published	Documents are automatically deleted after 23 hours src
Suparse	Excel, XLSX (one tab), Google Sheets, CSV, JSON, QBO (bank statements), IIF (invoices and receipts) src	Standard from $11/month for 100 pages, $19 for 250 and $38 for 500; Business from $36 per 1,000 pages a month; excl. tax src	50 pages once, no card, full access src	not published	User-managed retention: delete documents immediately or when you need to; processing in the European Union src
Rocket Statements	Excel, CSV, JSON, ZIP src	Plans shown at $8, $17, $38 and $58 a month with a yearly saving beside each; page allowances are not readable in the fetched text src	7-day trial with 20 free pages, no card src	not published	not published
Parseur	Excel, CSV, JSON, webhooks, Zapier src	$49/month for 100 pages (Micro); $89 for 300; $129 for 1,000; $269 for 3,000; $499 for 10,000; yearly billing about 20% less src	Free tier with 20 pages every month src	not published	not published
Docsumo	Excel, JSON, webhooks, API src	Business and Enterprise plans quoted on page volume; no list price src	14-day trial with up to 1,000 pages, 10 user licences, webhooks, APIs and Excel downloads src	not published	not published
MintConvert	CSV, Excel, QBO, Xero CSV, OFX, JSON, Google Sheets, Tally XML, Zoho Books, FreshBooks src	Pro $19/month (listed at $29 with a discount applied); Free plan with unlimited single conversions and all export formats; bulk conversions on Pro src	Unlimited single conversions with all export formats src	not published	Zero-retention: the PDF is deleted on conversion and no transactions are stored src

Values are as published on each tool's homepage or pricing page in October 2026; they may have changed. not published means those pages do not say.

Which to pick

ParseBank: Statements in French, German, Spanish or Italian, and a JSON export with a retention setting you control. Price: $30/month for 400 pages (Starter); $60/month for 1,000 pages (Business, adds the REST API); $99/month for 4,000 pages (Corporate); monthly plans only.
BankXLSX: MT940, BAI2, NACHA or camt.053 input files, and categorised P&L Smart Reports on top of the spreadsheet. Price: $49/month ($24 billed yearly) for 800 Base AI or 80 Pro AI pages (Starter); $149/month ($74 yearly) for 1,920/192 pages (Plus, adds QBO and bulk upload); $499/month ($249 yearly) for 6,800/680 pages (Pro, adds the API).
LedgerBox: Teams of any size (unlimited users on every plan), a forward-to email address per workspace, and rows posted straight into QuickBooks Online. Price: $25/month for 60 pages (Starter, $17 billed yearly); $135/month for 640 pages (Pro, $95 yearly; adds send to QuickBooks Online and batch); $340/month for 2,000 pages (Business, $239 yearly); Firm plan $9 per client a month with 50 pages each; unlimited users.
MoneyThumb: Long statements billed per statement rather than per page, Quicken-family files (QFX, OFX), desktop software you install, and lender tools (PDF Insights, Thumbprint). Price: Online for QuickBooks: $24.95/month for 5 statement conversions, $49.95 for 20, $99.95 for 60; yearly $199.95, $399.95 and $799.95 for 60, 240 and 800 conversions; a conversion is one monthly statement.
Lido: Teams extracting many document types (invoices, receipts, contracts, statements) with validation rules, SOC 2 Type 2 and HIPAA paperwork. Price: $29/month for 100 pages, 1 user (Standard); $7,840/year for 42,000 pages with API and workflow access (Scale; the same page's FAQ says $7,000/year); Enterprise from $35,000/year; the converter page also quotes $119/month for 500 and $199/month for 1,000 pages.
Suparse: Mixed document sets (invoices, receipts, bills of lading, statements) with Google Sheets export and EU data processing. Price: Standard from $11/month for 100 pages, $19 for 250 and $38 for 500; Business from $36 per 1,000 pages a month; excl. tax.
Rocket Statements: Working inside Google Sheets or Excel through its add-ons, with a long list of verified banks. Price: Plans shown at $8, $17, $38 and $58 a month with a yearly saving beside each; page allowances are not readable in the fetched text.
Parseur: Email-driven document capture (forward to a mailbox, push to Zapier or a webhook) across many document types, not statements in particular. Price: $49/month for 100 pages (Micro); $89 for 300; $129 for 1,000; $269 for 3,000; $499 for 10,000; yearly billing about 20% less.
Docsumo: Lenders and insurers processing whole applications (statements, tax returns, ACORD certificates) under SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA controls. Price: Business and Enterprise plans quoted on page volume; no list price.
MintConvert: The widest export list in this table, including Tally XML, Zoho Books, FreshBooks and Google Sheets, with a free plan for single conversions. Price: Pro $19/month (listed at $29 with a discount applied); Free plan with unlimited single conversions and all export formats; bulk conversions on Pro.

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Which of these can I try free?

Seven of the 10 listed publish a free tier rather than a trial. ParseBank: 1 page a day with no account; Free plan 10 pages a month with every export format. BankXLSX: Up to 15 pages (5 per statement) once, with no card; does not renew. LedgerBox: 14-day trial starting with 10 pages (200 after one listed action), no card; a Free plan covers 3 clients and 30 pages a month. Lido: 50 pages, no card. Suparse: 50 pages once, no card, full access. Parseur: Free tier with 20 pages every month. The free tier column has the other 1.

Why is stmtai not in this list?

Because it does not publish a JSON export. Its downloads are Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero, Tally XML and QuickBooks CSV; the page lists only tools whose own site states the thing it is about.

How were the tools chosen?

Each tool's homepage and pricing page were read in October 2026 and the values copied into one table with the URL they came from. A tool appears here when those pages state that it publishes a JSON export; EasyLedger was left out because its pages do not say. Nothing is ranked by opinion; the order is stmtai first, then the tools as they appear in the table.

Best bank statement converters for JSON (2026)

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