What BankStatementConverter.com does well
It is one of the names people meet first when they search for this job, and the flow is as simple as it gets: upload a statement, get an XLS file. Its homepage claims coverage of thousands of banks worldwide and an interface language selector, and there is nothing to install.
That simplicity is worth something. If you have an unusual bank, a long-established service with a broad bank list is a reasonable first stop, and XLS opens anywhere.
What its page does not answer
On 1 November 2026 the homepage did not publish a price, and the pricing link returned 404. The free allowance was described only as a limited number of pages per 24 hours, with no number. The page also did not say whether the PDF is processed in the browser or uploaded, whether scanned statements are read, or how long a file is kept.
None of that proves the service handles files badly. It means a sensitive document has to be handed over before you know the terms, and that is the gap this page is about.
Side by side
| Question | BankStatementConverter.com | Satr |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Not published on the homepage; the pricing link returned 404 on 1 Nov 2026 | 3 USDT per file, or 12 USDT for 30 days |
| Free allowance | A limited number of pages per 24 hours; number not stated | Whole-file preview with the first 15 rows, downloadable free |
| Where the file is processed | Not stated | In your browser with pdf.js; never uploaded |
| Scanned PDFs | Not stated | No OCR; text PDFs only |
| Account | Not stated on the homepage | None; no email and no card |
| Output | XLS | XLSX with real numeric amounts, and CSV with a UTF-8 BOM |
| Languages | Interface selector only, according to its page | 13 interface languages, right to left for Arabic, Persian and Urdu |
The left column summarises the vendor's own page on 1 November 2026. Where it was silent, this table says so instead of filling the gap.
Where BankStatementConverter.com is better
- Brand recognition: it is a name many people already trust, which matters if you are handing the task to a colleague.
- Its bank coverage claim is far broader than anything Satr claims, because Satr has no bank list at all.
- XLS output is familiar to anyone working in an older Excel workflow.
- Nothing to configure: one upload, one download, no column mapping.
Where Satr is better
- The PDF never leaves your device. Satr loads pdf.js and parses the text layer locally, and you can confirm that in the Network tab of your browser.
- The price is on the page before you start: 3 USDT for one file, 12 USDT for 30 days, no subscription and no auto-renewal.
- There is no account, no email and no card, and nothing to cancel afterwards.
- You see the whole file processed and the first 15 rows in full, with the total row and page count, before any payment.
- You map the columns and rename the headers yourself, so a statement with an odd layout can still be turned into a clean table.
- Thirteen interface languages with right-to-left layouts, and number formats such as 1.234,56 and 1,234.56 handled without editing the PDF first.
How to switch
- Download the statement from your bank's internet or mobile banking as a PDF. If it is password protected, keep the password at hand; Satr asks for it on your device.
- Open Satr, choose the file and check the preview: dates, descriptions, debit and credit columns, running balance.
- Fix any column that landed in the wrong role, then export. The first 15 rows are free; the full file is 3 USDT.
- Keep the original PDF until you have compared the export with it. Conversion is automatic and can make mistakes.
Questions
Is BankStatementConverter.com free?
Its homepage offered a limited number of pages per 24 hours without stating the number, and did not publish a price on 1 November 2026. Until you see the limit inside its flow, treat both the free allowance and the price as unknown.
Does Satr support as many banks as BankStatementConverter.com?
Satr has no per-bank templates and no bank list. It reads the text layer of any statement PDF and you map the columns, so it is not limited to listed banks, but an unusual layout may need column fixes in the mapper.
Which one should I use for a scanned statement?
Not Satr: it has no OCR and works with text PDFs only. BankStatementConverter.com does not state OCR support on its page either, so ask before uploading a scan.
Can I try Satr before paying?
Yes. The whole file is processed on your device and the first 15 transaction rows are shown in full and can be downloaded as CSV and XLSX without paying.
Is Satr affiliated with BankStatementConverter.com?
No. The name is used for identification only, and Satr is not affiliated with any bank or accounting software.