The simple Dext alternative for bank statements
Dext is serious practice infrastructure — receipt and invoice capture, expense claims, supplier statement reconciliation, bank feeds to over 11,500 institutions and auto-publishing into 30-plus accounting packages, backed by ISO/IEC 27001:2022.
If the job in front of you is turning PDF statements into clean, balance-checked transaction data, NoRekey does that one thing for a price you can read on the page — $24 a month for 2,500 pages.
NoRekey vs Dext, feature by feature
An honest side-by-side. Dext is a different product with its own strengths, so it wins some rows — we've left those in.
Dext publishes a price per statement unit. It doesn't publish what a statement will actually cost you.
Here is what each side publishes, in US dollars. Dext's unit is a "sheet", which it doesn't define — so the two figures below are not like for like.
Scanned or photographed statements convert too — OCR takes more work, so scanned pages use 3 pages of allowance each. How scan conversion works.
When Dext is the better choice
We'd rather you pick the right tool than the wrong subscription. Choose Dext if:
Switching from Dext — questions
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