Is Rocket Money safe?
Yes. Rocket Money is a legitimate app from Rocket Companies, the group behind Rocket Mortgage. It connects most banks through Plaid, and Fidelity through Akoya, so it never sees your bank password. It says it encrypts data with TLS in transit and 256-bit AES on its servers. The BBB accredits it and rates it A+.
Most finance apps link banks the same way, including Monarch and Candor, so the bank connection is rarely what separates them. What differs is what each company does with your data once it has it, and what each app can do with your accounts.
You can unlink an account at any time, and Rocket Money says that stops its access right away. Linking lets it view your transactions. Features you opt into go further: automatic savings moves money into a savings account, and Rocket Money charges its fees to the card or bank account you give it.
What does Rocket Money do with your data?
Rocket Money shares your information with other Rocket companies, such as Rocket Mortgage and Rocket Loans, including so they can market to you. You can limit that. Its privacy notice says it does not share your information with unrelated companies for their own marketing.
To limit affiliate marketing, email security@rocketmoney.com or reach out in the app. The notice also lists joint marketing with other financial companies, which you cannot limit. If you would rather not hear about mortgages and loans from the Rocket family, set this up when you join.
Is Rocket Money worth it?
It is worth paying for if it saves you more than it costs. The free plan shows your spending and subscriptions. Premium costs $84 to $168 a year and pays off if its team cancels things you would otherwise keep paying for. Premium+ costs $180 a year and suits someone who wants bills negotiated and an AI assistant by text.
You can cancel most subscriptions yourself for free, so the Premium fee pays for the time it saves you. If the list of subscriptions is what you needed, the free plan may be enough.
Rocket Money Free
- Price
- $0
- Best if you want
- To see your spending and subscriptions, with a credit score and two custom category budgets
Rocket Money Premium
- Price
- $7 to $14/mo, you choose ($84 to $168/yr)
- Best if you want
- Its team to cancel supported subscriptions, plus unlimited budgets, goals, net worth, and your credit report
Rocket Money Premium+
- Price
- $15/mo ($180/yr)
- Best if you want
- Rowan, its AI assistant by text, plus bill negotiation with no success fee
Candor
- Price
- $14.99/mo or $99/yr; 7-day free trial
- Best if you want
- The AI agent you already use to cancel, ask for refunds, and keep a plan for your whole financial life, with a weekly review
$0 today · card required · cancel anytime
What fees should you know about?
The fee to check is bill negotiation. On Free and Premium, a successful negotiation costs 35% to 60% of the first year's savings, charged up front and generally non-refundable. Starting November 2, 2026, new negotiations are for Premium+ members only, with no success fee.
Rocket Money's terms give this example: at a 40% fee, a $10 monthly reduction costs you $48. If you started a negotiation before the change, check the fee you agreed to.
Cancellation has limits too. Rocket Money can't cancel subscriptions billed through Apple, Google Play, Amazon, Roku, or PayPal, and a charge can still post before a cancellation is confirmed. Its pricing guide says Premium cancellations usually take 2 to 10 days.
What do Rocket Money reviews and complaints say?
Ratings are good overall. On November 1, 2026, Rocket Money had 4.5 out of 5 from 404K App Store ratings and 3.9 out of 5 from 4,228 Trustpilot reviews. The BBB showed 206 complaints in the last 3 years, 35 of them in the last 12 months.
Complaints tend to be about billing and support: disagreement over savings a negotiation claimed, charges around cancelling, and how hard it can be to reach a person. Trustpilot's own summary mentions slow replies and automated support. Complaint counts don't show how often problems happen across a large user base.
How do you cancel Rocket Money?
Open Settings, go to Membership, choose Manage, move the slider to $0 a month, and confirm. Cancelling takes effect at the end of your billing cycle, and you keep Premium until then. If you subscribed through the App Store or Google Play, cancel there.
Cancelling Premium does not delete your Rocket Money account, and active bill negotiations stay in place. To cut off its access to your data, unlink your accounts as well.
What should you use instead of Rocket Money?
If you already use Claude, ChatGPT, or another AI agent, choose Candor. With Candor, your agent finds the same subscriptions and price increases and, with your okay, cancels them, asks for refunds, and asks for lower bills, in a browser or by email. If yours can't use a browser yet, it drafts the message for you to send.
Your agent works on more than bills. Tell it what you want, like paying off the cards or buying a house, and it sets up goals from your real accounts and a budget that pays for them. Every week Candor reviews your spending, bills, debt, savings, and investments, and tells your agent what's worth talking through and why. The money a cancelled subscription frees goes toward those goals, and the decisions stay saved for the next conversation.
Candor never moves money, and it does not include a credit score or a savings account.
Who should stay with Rocket Money?
Stay if you want a dedicated service to cancel and negotiate for you, or if a free credit score and automatic savings matter to you. Rocket Money's team has negotiated bills for years, and if calling providers is the part you dread, that is a real reason to pay.
How was this review researched?
This review draws on Rocket Money's pricing guide, terms, privacy notice, security page, and help center, plus App Store, Trustpilot, and BBB figures, all checked November 1, 2026. We publish Candor, a competitor, and we did not test a Rocket Money account for this page.
Rocket Money is changing bill negotiation on November 2, 2026, so check its help center before deciding. Sources are listed below.
Common questions
- Is Rocket Money legit?
- Yes. Rocket Money, formerly Truebill, is a real company owned by Rocket Companies. The BBB has accredited it since 2020.
- Can Rocket Money see my bank password?
- No. You sign in on your bank's site or in Plaid's window, or through Akoya for Fidelity, and Rocket Money says it never sees or stores your banking username or password.
- Can Rocket Money take money from my account?
- It can charge the fees you agree to, using the card or bank account you give it. Automatic savings moves money if you turn it on. Linking an account for tracking lets it view your transactions.
- Is Rocket Money free?
- The basic plan is free. Premium costs $7 to $14 a month at a price you choose, and Premium+ costs $15 a month. Most new users qualify for a free trial when they sign up in the app.
- Does Rocket Money work with ChatGPT or Claude?
- It has no official connector as of November 1, 2026. Its own assistant, Rowan, works by text message on Premium+.
- How much does Candor cost?
- Candor starts at $8.25 a month on the annual plan ($99 a year), or $14.99 month to month, and the first 7 days are free.
Sources
- Rocket Money pricing: what's free vs. Premium vs. Premium+ Rocket Money, January 19, 2026
- Terms of Service Rocket Money, October 2, 2026
- Privacy notice Rocket Money
- We're committed to your security Rocket Money
- How do I cancel a subscription on Rocket Money? Rocket Money
- Managing my Premium Membership Rocket Money
- How to sign up for Rocket Money Premium Rocket Money
- Bill Negotiations is moving to Premium+ Rocket Money
- Rocket Money Inc business profile Better Business Bureau
- Rocket Money Inc complaints Better Business Bureau
- Rocket Money reviews Trustpilot
- Rocket Money on the App Store Apple