The short version
Hurdlr offers a Premium tier for expenses, mileage and tax estimates and a Pro tier for invoicing, accounting and financial reports; its website does not list prices, so check the app for current plans. Hustlay is a profit dashboard: every income stream gets its own P&L, shared bills are split by percentage and logged hours become profit per hour. Hustlay has no automatic bank feed or GPS mileage detection.
Honest
What Hurdlr is actually good at
Hurdlr wins on
- Automatic mileage and expense tracking
- Live tax estimates and payment reminders
- Invoicing and accounting on the Pro tier
- Income statement, balance sheet and trial balance reports
Hustlay wins on
- A separate P&L per client, product or side hustle
- Split shared bills across projects by percentage
- Profit per hour from logged time
- Published, flat pricing with a free plan
- No bank connection required
Side by side
Feature matrix
Best for
Who should pick Hurdlr, and who should pick Hustlay
Pick Hurdlr if…
You want automatic mileage and expense capture with live tax estimates, and optionally invoicing and accounting for a bookkeeper.
Pick Hustlay if…
You want one P&L per client or side hustle, shared costs split fairly and profit per hour, without bank connections.
Fair is fair
What Hustlay doesn't do
- No automatic bank feeds — you add transactions, scan receipts or forward receipt emails.
- Not double-entry accounting, payroll or tax-filing software. Exports go to your accountant or tax tool.
- No one-click importer from most other tools yet; moving over means starting fresh or adding history manually.
How we compared: Hurdlr's features and prices come from its public product and pricing pages, checked in October 2026. Hustlay's side reflects the current product. We did not run paid trials of Hurdlr; if something here is out of date, tell us via the contact page and we'll fix it.
TL;DR
Our honest take
Pick Hurdlr if you want bank-connected tracking, tax estimates and full accounting reports. Pick Hustlay if you run several income streams and want to know which ones pay, with shared costs split and hours turned into profit per hour.
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