Quicken converters for US statements (2026)

Six of the 26 converters checked in October 2026 publish a QIF or QFX file for Quicken and name US statements or any bank on their own homepage or pricing page: BankXLSX, DocuClipper, Lido, FlowParse, CapyParse and StatementVision. Quicken imports QFX (Web Connect) and, on Windows, QIF; a converter has to write one of the two, and several in the table only do so on a paid tier. Of these 6 Quicken tools, BankXLSX, DocuClipper, Lido and CapyParse name US banks on their own pages (Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, U.S. Bank and PNC); the Banks named column has each list. Business accounts commonly attach a page of check images at the end; those pages carry no rows. StatementVision lists $9 for a 24-hour pass with unlimited conversions; $29 lifetime; 7-day refund; Lido lists $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. MoneyThumb, CleanStmt, StatementTable and EasyLedger do not say on the pages read whether they publish a QIF or QFX file for Quicken and name US statements or any bank, so they are 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 QIF or QFX file for Quicken; every cell below names the page it was read from, and a value a site does not show is printed as not published.

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.

• 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).

• DocuClipper: Firms that also extract invoices, receipts and brokerage statements and want a direct push into QuickBooks Online or Xero, with SOC 2 Type II paperwork. Price: $20.30/month billed annually for 60 pages (Starter); $111.30/month billed annually for 640 pages (Business); $279.30/month billed annually for 1,800 pages; unlimited users on every plan; unused pages do not carry forward.

• 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.

• FlowParse: Merging a year of statements, or statements and invoices together, into one reconciled Excel workbook. Price not published on its site (checked October 2026).

• CapyParse: Consolidated statements with several accounts split into one table each, with every row proven against the balances or flagged. Price: $29/month for 150 pages (Starter; $290 a year); Firm 600 pages at $790 a year; one-time credit packs from $10 at $0.25 a page down to $0.132 a page, valid 1 year.

• StatementVision: Turning the CSV your bank already exports into a QBO, OFX, QIF or IIF file in the browser, paid once. Price: $9 for a 24-hour pass with unlimited conversions; $29 lifetime; 7-day refund.

5 pages free, no account. You will know in under a minute whether it balances.