Docubrew has pre-built support for many banks such as Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, US Bank, PNC, Truist, Capital One, TD, and Fifth Third. A smart fallback parser handles many bank formats, and the list keeps growing on a regular basis.

If a statement doesn't come out right, use the "Report" feature in the app and we'll convert that statement for you at no charge, and we delete it once it's done.

On every paid plan, that's your call per job. Use the desktop app and your statements are processed right on your own computer, with nothing uploaded anywhere. Use encrypted cloud conversion when it's more convenient, and those files are encrypted on upload and deleted automatically within 24 hours.

No. Docubrew reads your statements with rule-based parsing, not AI. The same statement always produces the same result, and your data is never sent to a machine learning model or used for training. For client work, that predictability is what matters.

The desktop app processes statements right on your own computer, and those conversions are unlimited. You can download it and convert a few pages free, no signup needed. Unlimited desktop use is included on all paid plans. Desktop conversions on all paid plans are never metered.

Cloud conversion runs in the browser, handy when you're away from your machine or working from a shared setup. It draws from your plan's monthly cloud page allowance.

No, there's no time-limited trial. Instead, Docubrew has a free tier. Convert a few pages with no signup, or create a free account for a larger cloud allowance. The no-signup free pages also run in the Windows desktop app, so you can see the output and how it works before you pay for more volume.

Right now the desktop app runs on Windows. If you'd like a native Mac app, email support@docubrew.com and let us know, it helps us gauge demand.

Yes. For a one-off catch-up job, you can subscribe monthly, convert the statements you need, and cancel when you're done. Plans are month-to-month or annual, so a single engagement doesn't lock you into a year.

Both paid plans include the unlimited desktop app. The difference is cloud pages: 240 a month on Starter, 600 on Pro. Choose Pro if you convert often in the browser or on a Mac.