Tipalti Pricing & Costs

Tipalti uses a subscription-based pricing model with transaction-based pricing layered on top. You pay a base platform fee plus fees based on your payment volume, number of entities, and enabled modules. This flexible pricing model allows your costs to scale with your payment volumes, organisational structure, and finance requirements.

Tipalti’s pricing is based on:

• Number of payments processed
  
• Number of legal entities
  
• Enabled modules and features
• Payment methods, currencies, and cross-border payment requirements

These factors help align costs with actual usage while enabling finance teams to automate accounts payable, reduce manual work, and support scalable supplier onboarding. For the most accurate pricing, request a customised quote.

Yes. Tipalti offers customised pricing for mid-market and enterprise organisations with complex finance operations, including multi-entity structures, cross-border payments, advanced tax compliance, fraud prevention, and distributed ERP environments.

Tipalti is modular. Start with core Accounts Payable or Mass Payments, then add modules such as Procurement, Treasury, and FX as your requirements evolve. This flexible approach helps streamline finance operations, improve cash flow visibility, and ensures you only pay for the functionality you need.

Absolutely. Tipalti is designed to scale with your business, allowing you to activate additional modules at any time without switching platforms or disrupting existing approval workflows, integrations, or supplier onboarding processes.

Implementation costs depend on factors such as the number of entities, countries, payment methods, and integrations required.

Standard implementations are included and cover common AP and payment workflows. More complex environments—such as multi-ERP setups, custom integrations, or advanced compliance requirements—may require additional Professional Services.

Tipalti offers native, bi-directional integrations with leading ERPs—including NetSuite, Sage Intacct, SAP Business One, and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Standard ERP integrations are included as part of the implementation.

Organisations with unique requirements, such as API-based or custom integrations, may incur additional implementation costs.

Implementation costs depend on factors such as the number of entities, countries, payment methods, and required ERP integrations.

Standard implementations cover common AP automation and payment workflows. More complex environments—such as multi-ERP deployments, custom integrations, or advanced compliance requirements—may require additional Professional Services.

Tipalti provides competitive FX rates built directly into the payment workflow, helping finance teams simplify cross-border payments, reduce manual reconciliation, and gain greater visibility into international payment costs.

No. Tipalti does not charge per-user or per-approver fees. Pricing is based on transaction volume, enabled modules, and usage—not the number of users or approvers. This allows organisations to add approvers and stakeholders without increasing software costs as finance operations scale.

No. Tipalti does not offer a free tier. Its modular, usage-based pricing model ensures organisations only pay for the capabilities and payment volume they require, helping maximise ROI from day one.

Tipalti automates the entire AP and payment lifecycle, eliminating up to 80% of the workload spent managing payables and accelerating month-end close by up to 50%. Built-in compliance, global payments, and ERP integrations enable scale without increasing headcount.

Finance teams gain real-time dashboards, automated payment reconciliation, and centralised visibility, supported by enterprise-grade customer support.