Performance of Top Consumer Finance Apps in Australia Q4 2025

In the fourth quarter of 2025, the top consumer finance applications on the unified platform in Australia exhibited diverse trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Below, we delve into the performance of each app as reported by Sensor Tower.

Splitwise saw a notable increase in weekly revenue, peaking at about $8.6K by the end of December. Weekly downloads varied, starting at around 6.1K and reaching up to 7.6K. Meanwhile, active users fluctuated, with a high of approximately 201.5K early in the quarter, stabilizing at around 186.2K by the end.

YNAB experienced a steady climb in weekly revenue, reaching $4.3K in the final week. Downloads surged significantly in the last week of December to over 1K from a mid-quarter average of around 400. Active users showed a slight recovery towards the end, rising to approximately 4.1K.

For WeMoney: Pay off debt faster, revenue increased gradually, ending at about $4.3K. Downloads showed a dramatic jump in the last week of December to 7.5K, after a relatively stable period. Active users remained mostly steady, hovering around 31.4K at quarter's end.

Crunchr – Receipt Saver App maintained a consistent weekly revenue, peaking at $2.4K mid-quarter. Downloads were low throughout the quarter, averaging around 100 weekly.

Lastly, Buddy: Budget Planner App showed a variable revenue trend, ending the quarter at $2.0K. Downloads saw a significant rise to over 2K by the end of December. Active users remained steady, with a slight increase to 2.7K in the last week.

These insights provide a snapshot of the dynamic landscape of consumer finance apps in Australia. For more detailed analysis, explore the comprehensive data available on Sensor Tower.