How Does Income Tracking Work in BillSnap?
BillSnap tracks income as a first-class feature, right next to your bills. The app has a dedicated Income tab: add an entry with its amount, the date you received it, a category, and who paid you—it takes a few seconds. From then on that money is part of your monthly picture: the home screen shows total income, total bills, and Remaining After Bills, and income entries appear on the calendar alongside your due dates.
What you can record
- Categories: Salary, Freelance, Side Job, Investment, Rental Income, Bonus, Other—or create your own.
- Source names: tag each payment with the employer or client it came from.
- Recurring income: paychecks and retainers repeat weekly, biweekly, monthly, semiannually, or yearly—including last-day-of-month pay dates.
- Notes: attach context you'll want later (invoice number, project, tax notes).
What's free and what's Premium
The free tier includes up to 8 income entries per month—the same limit as bills. Premium ($2.99/month or $19.99/year, 7-day free trial) removes the limit, generates recurring income entries automatically so paychecks keep themselves current, and adds income-vs-bills insights across months plus CSV/PDF export.
Why it matters
Bills alone answer "what do I owe?"—income alongside them answers the question you actually care about: "how much do I have left?" That's the number that makes every spending decision easier. More on that in how much money is left after bills.