Tipalti Pricing and Plans

Our pricing model is designed to grow with your company. As your business gets more complex, you can seamlessly upgrade to more advanced capabilities anytime.

Accounts Payable
Mass Payments

Starter

  • Supplier portal for self onboarding
  • W9/W8 collection and TIN validation
  • AI Smart Scan invoice processing
  • Flexible bill approval rules builder
  • Domestic multi-entity infrastructure
  • Integrations with leading ERPs
  • Option to add Card and Expenses

Premium

Most Popular

Custom pricing

  • Starter Features
  • Easy to use, unlimited intake requests
  • 2 & 3-way PO matching
  • Global multi-entity & multi-currency infrastructure
  • Option to add Mass Payments

Elite

  • Premium Features
  • Fully featured, customizable and integrated Procurement solution
  • Customized & advanced approval rules for purchase requests
  • Budget management
  • Integrations with Slack

Accelerate

  • Customizable, embeddable payee self onboarding
  • W9/W8 collection and TIN validation
  • 50+ payment methods to 196 countries in +120 currencies
  • Two-way API sync with leading performance tracking software and ERPs
  • Global multi-entity and multi-currency infrastructure
  • Option to add Expenses

Plus

Most Popular

Custom pricing

  • Includes all Accelerate features
  • Tipalti Detect® risk module for fraud monitoring
  • Self-billing with payee approvals
  • Access to Tipalti Developer Hub and APIs
  • Option to add AP, Procurement, Expenses, and Card

Testimonials

What our customers are saying

FAQ

Still have questions?

What payment methods do you support?

Depending on the country, Tipalti supports 50+ payment methods and is always adding more options. These include ACH (automated clearinghouse), wire transfer, Global ACH (eCheck), PayPal, prepaid debit cards, and live paper cheques. 

While payers can determine which methods are made available, the payee has the advantage of choosing the method that works best for them.

What currencies do you support?

Tipalti supports over 120 currencies for making payments worldwide. This extensive currency support allows businesses to send payments to payees in different countries, offering intuitive flexibility in managing cross-border transactions.

Here are some of the key currencies Tipalti supports:

Major Currencies:

  • GBP (British Pound)
  • USD (United States Dollar)
  • EUR (Euro)
  • CAD (Canadian Dollar)
  • AUD (Australian Dollar)
  • JPY (Japanese Yen)
  • CHF (Swiss Franc)
  • CNY (Chinese Yuan)
  • INR (Indian Rupee)
  • BRL (Brazilian Real)
  • ZAR (South African Rand)
What countries can you pay to?

Tipalti can pay in the local currency of over 196 countries. Sending in local currency improves the payee experience since it offers Tipalti customers the additional convenience of ready-to-use funds when receiving payments, without the hassle or fees involved with going to a bank to convert British Pounds into local funds.

Do you connect with my bank directly for payments?

You can maintain your current corporate banking accounts; however, we require you to fund a virtual account with Tipalti to draught payments. This is a non-interest-yielding account dedicated to remittances with Tipalti. You can also open a limited dedicated bank account in your company name with Tipalti’s banking partner.

How does Tipalti ensure the security of my data?

For payees accessing the system, Tipalti utilises Two-Factor Authentication (TFA): a knowledge factor (the username and password to access the payee dashboard on the payer’s website) with the possession factor (the payee‘s mobile phone to receive a validation PIN).

The payer dashboard utilises SSL, along with the username and password. In addition, role-based access grants view, create, add, edit, and control permissions accordingly. User reviews always remark at the level of security the platform offers.

Do you charge a user fee for bill approvers?

Tipalti does not charge for bill approvers. Our pricing is generally based on the number of payments processed, features included (such as tax compliance, currency conversion, and fraud protection), and the volume of transactions.