Q1 2025 Performance of Top Personal Finance Apps in Austria

In the first quarter of 2025, the top personal finance budgeting and planning applications in Austria showed varying trends across weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here's a detailed look at the performance of these apps based on Sensor Tower data.

Finanzguru - Konten & Verträge by dwins GmbH experienced a moderate fluctuation in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $7.4K in the first week of January. Downloads saw a gradual decline, starting at 3.5K in early January and dropping to 721 by the end of March. Active users initially increased, reaching a peak of 34.6K in mid-January, before gradually declining to 23.4K by the end of the quarter.

Splitwise demonstrated a consistent revenue stream, with weekly revenue remaining around $500-$600. Downloads showed a positive trend, starting at 2.4K and finishing at 2.2K by the quarter's end. Active users peaked at 111K in March, indicating strong engagement throughout the quarter.

Splid – Split group bills maintained a relatively stable revenue, fluctuating slightly between $115 and $162 over the quarter. Downloads remained steady, starting at 851 and ending at 751. Active users increased over the quarter, peaking at 20.8K in late March.

Bonsy Bon Scan & Haushaltsbuch saw a consistent download trend, beginning at 469 and slightly decreasing to 272 by the quarter's end. Active users hovered around 4.5K, indicating stable user engagement.

CashCounter: The cash manager had minimal revenue fluctuations, with a small peak of $58 at the end of March. Downloads decreased significantly from 1K to 241 over the quarter. Active users showed a mixed pattern, reaching a high of 4.1K at the start and ending at 2.6K.

These insights reveal diverse trajectories in user engagement and financial performance across the top personal finance apps in Austria. For more detailed insights and trends, visit Sensor Tower.