Tiller

Tiller is for spreadsheet people who want automatic financial feeds without giving up control of the workbook. Personal budgeters, Mint switchers, Google Sheets power users, Excel users, and solo business owners use it to pull daily transactions, balances, income, debt, and net-worth data into private spreadsheets they own. It sits between a budgeting app and a custom finance workbook: the account data arrives automatically, but the categories, formulas, tabs, charts, and reports can still be changed by the user. That distinction matters for readers who already trust spreadsheets for money decisions.

The everyday workflows are familiar to anyone who already thinks in rows and formulas. A household can run the Foundation Template for budgeting, tune AutoCat rules for recurring merchants, review spending trends, and keep a separate net-worth view. A freelancer or solo operator can track business income, expenses, and profit beside personal cash flow without buying heavier accounting software. Spreadsheet builders can also connect Tiller Money Feeds to their own dashboards when a preset template is too restrictive. Tiller is strongest for audiences that care about flexible analysis, long-term data ownership, and US-supported bank feeds rather than a closed budgeting interface.

Publishers apply through Tiller's Awin program and need to explain their connection to Tiller, their audience, and how they plan to promote it. Tiller is selective: the public page says it primarily approves US-focused publishers, may consider Canada, and does not currently work with coupon, discount, cashback, loyalty, affiliate-network, or affiliate-management partners. Approved partners are expected to use current brand materials, disclose affiliate links, and stay aligned with Tiller's community-centered guidance.

The current Awin listing confirms a 30-day attribution period and a $25 one-time commission when a referred customer moves from the standard 30-day free trial into a paid Tiller subscription. Tiller says commissions are not credited when the customer cancels during trial, and the Awin terms say commissions validate within 10 days after the customer begins a paid subscription. Awin then issues validated direct-deposit payments on the 1st and 15th schedule; no public minimum payout threshold was found.