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Snoop reviews: what users actually say

Snoop scores 4.6 out of 5 on Apple App Store (GB) from 7,111 ratings. Here is what that score is actually made of, drawn from the review platforms themselves rather than from us.

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The scores

Snoop reviews well where it is listed. Apple App Store (GB) has it at 4.6 out of 5 from 7,111 ratings.

Review scores by platform

Scores are whatever the platform showed on the date given. They move.

What reviewers praise

  • 4.6 in the UK App Store, the strongest signal being that the free tier is what most people rate
  • The bill and subscription savings suggestions are the feature people mention as paying for itself
  • Open Banking connections mean it never asks for bank login credentials

What reviewers complain about

  • Around 7,000 ratings is a modest sample next to the larger UK finance apps
  • The trial converts to a paid subscription automatically
  • Snoop's own help centre flags that cancelling on day one blocks a later trial without a charge

What reviewers keep asking for

  • No pension or retirement projection
  • Nothing that models ISA allowances or UK tax over the years ahead
  • Net worth tracking exists but stops at today's number, with no forecast attached

How it compares feature by feature

This page is about what users say. For the feature comparison, see Delphina vs Snoop.

What reviewers asked for that is missing

Those requests are roughly what Delphina is for. It is UK-first, so pensions, ISAs and UK tax are the default rather than a workaround, and the projections run to retirement rather than to month end.

It is not a replacement for what Snoop is good at, and plenty of people sensibly run both. The free plan is £0, no card.

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Snoop: common questions

Yes. Snoop is an established product in the budgeting category, with 7,111 ratings on Apple App Store (GB).

The question reviews cannot answer for you

No review tells you whether you personally are on track. That depends on your pensions, your ISAs and when you want to stop. Delphina works it out from your own numbers.

Free plan: create an account, no card, no expiry. Takes about two minutes.