For couples

Two logins.
One plan for your
money.

You each keep your own account, your own bank credentials, and your own Face ID. You share what actually matters — the budget, the goals, and the number that says what’s safe to spend today.

14 days free. One subscription covers both of you.

A couple on the couch looking at their shared plan on one phone

Why it matters

Most money fights aren't about money

They’re about surprises. One person knows what’s in checking, the other finds out after the fact. Shared visibility ends the guessing — and the conversation changes from “why did you spend that?” to “what are we saving for next?”

1

One version of the truth

Both of your accounts roll into one net worth and one set of buckets. Nobody is working from a stale mental balance.

2

Decisions before the bill

Safe-to-spend, upcoming bills, and low-balance warnings reach you both at the same time — early enough to do something about it.

3

Goals move twice as fast

An emergency fund or a down payment funded by two people, tracked as one bar you both watch fill up.

Separate logins

Shared doesn't mean merged

Invite your partner by text and they set up their own Wellthplan login. Same plan, separate front doors.

  • Their own credentials

    Each person links their own banks through Plaid. You never hand over a password to see the plan.

  • Their own device security

    Face ID and passcode are per person, per phone — no shared login floating around.

  • You choose what's shared

    Bring accounts into the household plan when you're ready. Read-only, always — Wellthplan can't move a dollar.

Benjamin, for two

A coach who knows both of your numbers

Ask about the household, not just your half. Benjamin answers from every linked account on the plan — so “can we afford the trip in March?” gets a real answer instead of a guess.

Can we cover the March trip and still hit the emergency fund?
Yes — at your current pace you’ll have $2,340 in Savings by March 1. The trip needs $1,800, which leaves the emergency fund about two weeks behind plan. Want me to trim Wants by $75 a month to keep it on schedule?
A couple watching The Rundown together on the couch

The Rundown

Make the money talk a five-minute ritual

Every week and month, The Rundown turns your spending into a short, swipeable story. Watch it together Monday morning and you’ve had the conversation — no spreadsheet, no blame, no two-hour reckoning.

See The Rundown →

Start the plan together

Link a bank, send one text invite, and you’re both looking at the same number in about two minutes.

Then $199.99/yr for the household. Cancel anytime.