What Snoop costs
Snoop charges £5.99 per month. There is a free tier below that. Verified 21 July 2026.
The plans, side by side
| Plan | Price | Included | Not included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Price£0per month | Included
| Not included
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| Snoop Plus | Price£5.99per month | Included
| Not included
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- Free tier: yes. The free version is permanent and covers account linking, tracking, budgets and the savings suggestions, which is most of what people use Snoop for.
- Annual billing: £47.99 a year against £71.88 paying monthly, a saving of £23.89
Prices taken from Snoop’s own pricing page(opens in a new tab), checked 21 July 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
- Free at £0 per month is the tier that covers connect bank accounts and credit cards through open banking.
- Snoop Plus at £5.99 per month is the tier that covers unlimited custom spending categories.
Snoop suits people who want their bills and subscriptions watched for them without paying anything, so that is the lens to pick a tier through.
What the price does not cover
- The free version is permanent and covers account linking, tracking, budgets and the savings suggestions, which is most of what people use Snoop for.
- Unlimited custom categories
- Net worth tracking
- Transaction data export
- Custom spending reports
Feature by feature
This page is about price. For the feature-by-feature comparison, see Delphina vs Snoop.
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.
Snoop is better than Delphina at finding money you are currently wasting, and it does that for free, which is hard to argue with. It is a rear-view mirror with a very good bill checker attached. Delphina is the opposite end: it takes what you already have across every UK account and projects it forward against pension and tax rules. Using Snoop to cut your bills and Delphina to decide where the saved money should go is a perfectly sensible combination.
More on Snoop
Snoop: common questions
Snoop costs £5.99 per month. £47.99 a year against £71.88 paying monthly, a saving of £23.89. Prices were checked on 21 July 2026.
Yes. The free version is permanent and covers account linking, tracking, budgets and the savings suggestions, which is most of what people use Snoop for. The paid tiers add the features listed above.
The decision-relevant difference is that Snoop Plus adds unlimited custom spending categories. Free covers connect bank accounts and credit cards through open banking.
Yes, at £0 a month. £47.99 a year against £71.88 paying monthly, a saving of £23.89, so monthly billing is the more expensive route.
There are cheaper tools in the budgeting category, though most trade away something Snoop 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 Snoop does for people who want their bills and subscriptions watched for them without paying anything.