Indivia vs Monarch

Monarch is a popular budgeting and net worth app from the United States. Indivia is built in Québec for Canadian households, investors and landlords, in English and French.

Where Monarch is ahead

Feature by feature

Yes Partly No (the vendor or a review says so) Not documented
FeatureIndiviaMonarch
Works offline, data in a file on your own computer Yes No
Data kept in Canada Yes Not documented
French interface Yes Not documented
Mortgages with Canadian semi-annual compounding Yes Not documented
Share of a property owned, with dated changes and company chains Yes Not documented
Canadian adjusted cost base and superficial loss check Yes Not documented
TFSA, RRSP and FHSA contribution room Yes Not documented
Rental lines for CRA T776 and Québec TP-128 Yes Not documented
Tenants, units and leases Yes Not documented
Repairs kept apart from capital improvements Yes Not documented
Budget, net worth, stocks and real estate in one app Yes Yes
Free plan Yes No
Export lists to Excel and PDF Yes Partly
Everything you enter end-to-end encrypted on your device before sync Yes Not documented
Import bank statements in PDF Partly Not documented

Price per year

Indivia Basic ConnectedUS$39
Indivia InvestorUS$99
MonarchUS$100
Indivia Real-Estate InvestorUS$199

Which one to pick

Pick Monarch if automatic bank syncing matters most and your finances are simple. Pick Indivia if you own property with others, invest in a TFSA, RRSP or FHSA, rent out units, want French, or want your data kept in Canada.

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Checked against Monarch’s own pages on October 16, 2026. Tell us at support@indivia.app if something changed.

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