Plans & Pricing
Plans & Pricing
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Q. What are Stash’s plan fees?
Stash’s plans each have their own varying subscription fee based on the offerings included in each plan, and you can choose to pay monthly or yearly.1 Visit https://www.stash.com/pricing to see our basic available options.1 We collect our subscription fees once a month,…
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Q. What are the ancillary account fees?
Below is a list of fees, known as ancillary fees, that you may be charged that are not a part of your subscription fee, which is also known as the Wrap Fee. You could incur these fees through a request or other action which is why they are excluded from fees and services covered by your subscription fee. …
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Q. What’s included in my subscription?
That depends on your subscription plan. Visit https://www.stash.com/pricing to see all the available options. 1 Subscription plans and pricing subject to change ↩︎…
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Q. What are the fees for Stash banking accounts?
There are no overdraft fees, monthly minimums, or maintenance fees associated with Stash banking accounts1. However, other fees may apply. Please see our Deposit Account Agreement to locate any fees associated with your Stash banking account. 1 Stash Banking services provided by Stride Bank,…
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Q. When will I be charged for my Stash plan?
Stash offers two billing plans: monthly or yearly. After you complete your free trial, we will automatically bill you every one-month or one-year anniversary on the day that you signed up for your account. For example, if you sign up for Stash on April 9th,…
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Q. What’s a bank transfer reversal fee?
A bank reversal can happen if the bank you are transferring from initiates a transfer cancelation. That’ll show up in your statement as “Apex Clearing (ACH) bank reversal” or return deposit fee. This might happen when your external bank account has insufficient funds,…
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