Link your banks through Plaid, add your properties by hand, and the number updates itself. When a lender asks, export the PDF or SBA Form 413 from the same data. Start with the free calculator below. No account needed for that part.
Enter what you own and what you owe. It runs in your browser, and nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere. Only want to watch your own number, with no lender exports? Our sister site is building a free net worth tracker app.
What a tracker does that a calculator can't.
A calculator gives you today's number. A tracker keeps it current and puts it in a form a bank will accept.
Balances update themselves
Connect checking, savings, brokerage, and loan accounts at any of 12,000+ financial institutions through Plaid, including Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo. Access is read-only and balances only. Your bank login never touches our servers.
Properties stay on file
Real estate, promissory notes, and business interests have no login to link. Enter each one once, with the debt against it, and it stays on the statement until you change it.
Exports in the lender's format
PDF in three layouts, SBA Form 413 with its schedules, the Chase PFS, or an editable Word or Excel copy. Send a link that expires when you choose, and the lender needs no account.
Spreadsheet, budgeting app, or StatementsReady.
Most people track net worth in one of three places. The difference shows up the day a lender asks for a personal financial statement.
Feature
Spreadsheet
Budgeting app
StatementsReady
Balances update on their own
No
Yes
Yes, read-only through Plaid
Real estate and private holdings
Yes, by hand
Usually one line item
Each one on its own row, with the debt against it
Exports a personal financial statement
No
Rarely
Yes, PDF in three layouts
Fills SBA Form 413
No
No
Yes, schedules included
Share link a lender can open
No
No
Yes, and you can revoke it
Cost
Free
Free tier or a monthly subscription
$79 once, or $29 a month after a free trial
How to track your net worth.
Three steps the first time, about 8 minutes. The second time is mostly a refresh.
Link or enter
Connect accounts through Plaid for balances, and type in anything else: properties, notes, private holdings.
Review each month
Refresh the synced balances, update property values you trust, and fix anything that looks off. Monthly is often enough to see the trend without chasing daily market moves.
Export when asked
Pick the PDF template or SBA Form 413, or send a share link. Next year, roll the statement forward instead of starting over.
The calculator is free. The tracker starts free.
Every account gets a 7-day trial with no card.
Trial exports carry a watermark until you subscribe. After that it is $79 once for a single lender request, or $29 a month for repeat requests and annual updates. Both download editable Word and Excel copies. Pro Plus at $49 a month adds 40 bank connections and 2-hour support. Full detail on the pricing section.
Pro subscribers will also get the Plus plan of NetWorthCalculator.com's tracker app included when it launches.
The calculator on this page is free and needs no account. The tracker with bank sync and exports starts with a 7-day free trial, no credit card, and exports carry a watermark until you subscribe.
Is it safe to link my bank?
Bank connections run through Plaid, read-only and balances only. You sign in with your bank on Plaid's screen, so your login never reaches StatementsReady. Your statement is encrypted at rest with AES-256, and you can disconnect an account at any time. The security page has the details.
Can I track real estate and private investments?
Yes. Anything without a login, like a rental property, a promissory note, or a stake in a private company, you enter by hand. Each property gets its own row with the mortgage against it, which is the layout lenders and SBA Form 413 expect.
How often should I update my net worth?
Monthly works for most people. Synced balances update on their own, so the manual part is property values and anything new you bought or paid off.
What is the difference between a net worth tracker and a personal financial statement?
A net worth tracker is for you: a running total of what you own minus what you owe. A personal financial statement is the same information laid out the way a lender wants it, with schedules for real estate, notes, and contingent liabilities. StatementsReady keeps one set of data and produces both.
Does it work for real estate investors with many properties?
Yes. Each property carries its own value, mortgage balance, and monthly payment, and the same data fills the schedule of real estate owned. The real estate investor use-case page walks through that workflow.
Related reading.
The one-number calculator, the guide, and the template.