Cash advance apps

Brigit review

Subscription-based small advance bundled with budgeting tools.

Amount

Up to $250

Term

Next payday

Cost

$9.99/mo subscription

Funding

1–3 days; instant for a fee

Source: Brigit public terms, as of April 2026. Subject to change.

What it is

Brigit offers up to $250 in earned-wage advances on a $9.99/month plan that also includes credit-monitoring, overdraft alerts, and budgeting features. Standard delivery is included in the subscription; instant transfer costs an additional fee.

The advance cap ($250) is the lowest in this category, which mechanically limits overborrowing risk but also reduces emergency utility.

Pros

Bundled with credit-monitoring and overdraft alerts
Low advance cap reduces overborrowing risk
No hard pull or interest on the advance itself

Cons

$9.99/mo subscription is the highest in this category
Cap of $250 vs. $500 at most competitors
Effective APR climbs quickly if you only need 1–2 advances a year

Best for

Borrowers who will use the budgeting and overdraft-protection features regularly enough to justify the monthly fee.

Bottom line

Pricey for cash advance alone. Worth it only if you’ll actually use the bundled tools.

External link

Brigit official site

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