Basics

Getting started with Lane

Create your account, start your trial, and connect your first bank.

You signed up for another finance app and stalled at bank link — or connected once and never opened the dashboard again.

Sign up for Lane and choose a Starter or Pro plan. Every paid plan includes a free trial—card required, first charge after the trial ends.

Complete the short onboarding flow: choose your plan (7-day free trial, card required), then connect a US bank through Plaid. You can skip bank connection and link later from the dashboard.

Once connected, Lane syncs recent transactions and builds your cashflow chart automatically. Open the dashboard to review spending and recent activity.

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a Lane account?

Sign up for Lane and choose a Starter or Pro plan. Every paid plan includes a free trial—card required, first charge after the trial ends.

Do I have to connect a bank during onboarding?

No. You can skip bank connection during onboarding and link accounts later from the dashboard when you are ready.

What happens after I connect my first bank?

Lane syncs recent transactions and builds your cashflow chart automatically. Open the dashboard to review spending, net worth, and recent activity.

Built for people who want money clarity

Trusted by people who want clarity

Personal finance tracking — synced from your bank, not manual entry.

  • I used to export CSVs every Sunday and still couldn't tell if I was up for the month. Lane synced my accounts in a weekend—now I ask where the money went instead of guessing.

    Jordan M.

    Paycheck + side income

  • Paycheck and side income hit the same checking account. I spent months wondering where the month went — synced cashflow finally let me answer with numbers, not guesswork.

    Alex R.

    Paycheck + side income · Miami

  • Mint shut down and Credit Karma wasn't the same. Lane doesn't sell ads—it just shows synced cashflow and net worth. Budgeting isn't all here yet, but I finally see the full picture.

    Sam K.

    Former Mint user