Answers to common questions about Bill Sorted
This page covers the questions people ask when deciding whether Bill Sorted fits their household bills, subscriptions, property costs, reminders, records, and shared bill-management workflow.
- Household and property use cases
- Billing and shared-access questions
- Practical product-fit answers
What this page covers
The FAQ is designed to remove uncertainty around product fit, trust, and day-to-day usability before you create a workspace.
Who it is for
Understand whether the workflow suits households, families, renters, homeowners, or property investors.
How the workflow works
See how reminders, shared access, imports, mobile use, and EOFY-friendly records fit together.
What to do next
Jump to features, pricing, or support once you have the answers you need.
The questions people ask before they commit
Most prospects are trying to work out fit, trust, and whether the workflow is practical for the bills they already manage. This page is designed to answer those questions directly.
Product fit
Questions about whether Bill Sorted suits households, subscriptions, property costs, or shared bill admin.
Billing and access
Questions about free access, paid plans, shared logins, and how Stripe-managed billing works.
Records and workflow
Questions about reminders, imports, EOFY preparation, payment history, and mobile use.
Common questions
Everything you need to know before you start.
Bill Sorted is an Australian bill reminder and household expense tracking app. It helps you organise recurring bills, due dates, reminders, documents, payment history, forecasts, CSV imports, and shared household admin in one web app.
Bill Sorted is for everyday Australian bill admin: utilities, subscriptions, rego, insurance, internet, phone, rent or mortgage reminders, and other recurring household costs. You can also group bills by home, rental, vehicle, or portfolio when that helps keep records clear.
EOFY means end of financial year. Bill Sorted keeps payment records exportable by Australian financial year, date range, property, category, and tax treatment so you can review them yourself or prepare a cleaner handoff. It does not provide tax advice.
Yes. You can track rent, rates, water, insurance, subscriptions, and everyday household bills in the same workspace.
Yes. Upload a CSV export with date, description, and amount columns. Bill Sorted can suggest recurring bill patterns, create selected bills, and attach matching transactions as payment history after you review them. It does not ask for your bank login or connect directly to your bank account.
Yes. Sorted Family gives two people separate logins for the same household workspace. Sorted Investor provides unlimited shared access, including read-only accountant logins. Each person keeps a separate email and password.
Yes. Sorted Investor lets you invite accountants with their own read-only login so they can review records and exports without changing your data.
Yes. Bill Sorted is a responsive web app that works in mobile browsers, so you can add bills, review reminders, upload documents, and check upcoming costs without installing a native app.
No. Sorted Free lets you start manual bill tracking and bank CSV import without a credit card. Billing details are only needed if you choose a paid plan for analytics, sharing, reconciliation, or more places to organise bills.
Your records remain yours. You can export payment and EOFY-ready records as CSV, and you can request account deletion if you no longer want Bill Sorted to hold your account data.
Still deciding?
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