DebtYa does not move money or read your accounts for you. Add your debts manually, build a plan, see what to pay today, and confirm when you have paid your lender.
Short answers about how DebtYa fits into your routine.
DebtYa is a personal workspace to list your debts, choose a payoff strategy, use light automation with rules, and mark what you paid. DebtYa does not move money for you.
No. You enter balances and details yourself from your statements. That keeps you in control and avoids sharing logins with DebtYa.
Your statement is the source of truth. Double-check APR and minimum payment before saving a debt so your plan matches reality.
DebtYa Beta is billed monthly through Stripe. When you use "Get started" while signed in, you complete checkout securely and return to the app with your subscription status updated.
Yes. You can manage billing through your customer portal when your plan is active, or reach out to support for help.
Email support@debtya.com. The in-app assistant can answer general how-to questions, but it does not replace your lender, advisor, or official documents.
DebtYa Beta
Everything you need to organize debts manually, automate useful rules, and see a clear next payment.
Total debt, progress, your next payment line, and history in one place. DebtYa does not move money; you enter what you know from your statements.
Estimación aproximada basada en tu perfil
Esto es una simulación. No ejecuta pagos reales.
Avalanche: pagar primero APR más alto para reducir intereses.
Snowball: pagar primero balance bajo para cerrar cuentas más rápido.
If you have a complimentary access code, enter it here.
Step 1: add each debt manually (balance, APR, minimum) from your statements.
Before you save, review APR and minimum payment against your statement so your plan matches reality.
Three ways to steer extra money toward your debts when you apply rules.
Pick one style per rule: a fixed add-on, a percent of each purchase, or rounding up spare change. Then use Apply rules when you run your automation workflow.
Step 2: define strategy, mode, and monthly budget.
See payments and how your balances changed.