What Quartz costs
Quartz charges £16.99 per month, rising to £169.99 per year on the top tier. There is no free plan below that. Verified 25 September 2026.
The plans, side by side
| Plan | Price | Included | Not included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | Price£16.99per month | Included
| Not included
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| Annual | Price£169.99per year | Included
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- Free tier: no. There is no permanent free plan. Quartz offers a 14-day free trial, then one paid plan billed monthly or annually.
- Annual billing: £169.99 a year against £203.88 for twelve months billed monthly, a saving of £33.89 or about 17%
- Billing currency: Priced in sterling. Quartz states there are no hidden charges, no commissions and no percentage taken from your assets.
Prices taken from Quartz’s own pricing page(opens in a new tab), checked 25 September 2026.
What Delphina costs
Priced in pounds, billed monthly, cancel whenever. No percentage of your pot.
- Free
- £0per month
- Wealth Builder
- £9.99per month
- Investor
- £19.99per month
Full Delphina pricing (https://delphina.money/pricing)
Which plan you would actually be on
- Monthly at £16.99 per month is the tier that covers open banking connections across banks, isas, pensions, investment platforms and crypto.
- Annual at £169.99 per year is the tier that covers everything in the monthly plan, billed once a year.
Quartz suits people with savings, isas, pensions and investments spread across several platforms who want one connected view of how that wealth is really performing, so that is the lens to pick a tier through.
What the price does not cover
- Priced in sterling. Quartz states there are no hidden charges, no commissions and no percentage taken from your assets.
- There is no permanent free plan. Quartz offers a 14-day free trial, then one paid plan billed monthly or annually.
- The saving available on the annual plan
- Trading or investing inside the app
- The ability to stop paying part way through the year
Feature by feature
This page is about price. For the feature-by-feature comparison, see Delphina vs Quartz.
Where Delphina fits
Delphina's Free plan is £0 with no time limit and no card. Wealth Builder is £9.99 a month, Investor £19.99, both billed in pounds.
Quartz is a well-built answer to the question of how your wealth is doing right now, with genuinely useful true-return and fee analysis and an assistant to talk it through. What it does not set out to answer is where that wealth is heading. Delphina is built around that second question: you add your UK accounts yourself, and it projects your cash flow up to 30 years ahead with UK pensions, ISAs and tax modelled in, at Free, £9.99 a month on Wealth Builder or £19.99 a month on Investor. Nothing here is advice.
More on Quartz
Quartz: common questions
Quartz costs £16.99 per month. £169.99 a year against £203.88 for twelve months billed monthly, a saving of £33.89 or about 17%. Prices were checked on 25 September 2026.
No. Quartz has no free tier, so the cheapest way in is £16.99 per month, after the 14 day free trial.
Priced in sterling. Quartz states there are no hidden charges, no commissions and no percentage taken from your assets. The size of that fee is set by your card issuer, not by Quartz, so check your card's terms.
The decision-relevant difference is that Annual adds everything in the monthly plan, billed once a year. Monthly covers open banking connections across banks, isas, pensions, investment platforms and crypto.
Yes, at £16.99 a month. £169.99 a year against £203.88 for twelve months billed monthly, a saving of £33.89 or about 17%, so monthly billing is the more expensive route.
There are cheaper tools in the investing category, though most trade away something Quartz does well. Delphina has a free tier at £0 with no card and no expiry, and Wealth Builder at £9.99 a month; the trade-off is that it is built around UK pensions, ISAs and tax rather than the job Quartz does for people with savings, isas, pensions and investments spread across several platforms who want one connected view of how that wealth is really performing.