BILL vs Tipalti
BILL
Businesses from start-ups to growing companies with complex operations, and their accountants
2006; San Jose, California
Tipalti
Fast-growing companies
2010; Foster City, California
BILL and Tipalti both automate accounts payable and supplier payments for finance teams.
BILL, listed on the NYSE, combines payables, receivables, expenses and procurement for businesses from start-ups to complex operations and their accountants; Tipalti, founded in 2010, combines accounts payable, mass payments, procurement and expenses for fast-growing companies paying suppliers in 200+ countries.
BILL vs Tipalti: side by side
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| BILL | Tipalti | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Accounts payable, accounts receivable, expenses, forecasting and procurement in one platform | Accounts payable automation, mass payments, procurement and expense management on one platform |
| Best for | Businesses from start-ups to growing companies with complex operations, and their accountants | Fast-growing companies |
| Founded and HQ | 2006; San Jose, California | 2010; Foster City, California |
| Ownership and funding | Listed on the NYSE (BILL); founder and CEO René Lacerte | US$750m raised; co-founder and CEO Chen Amit |
| Customers or users | Close to half a million; 8.3 million network members; 98 of the top 100 US accounting firms | Not published |
| Pricing | AP & AR: Essentials US$49, Team US$65, Corporate US$89 per user a month; Enterprise on quote. Spend & Expense: no software fees | Accounts payable from US$99 a month, Mass Payments from US$249 a month, unlimited users, plus per-invoice and payment fees |
| Deployment and markets | Cloud; cross-border payments to 130+ countries | Cloud; pays suppliers and payees in 200+ countries and territories, in 120 currencies |
Main differences
BILL is listed on the NYSE and led by founder and CEO René Lacerte; Tipalti has raised US$750m and is led by co-founder and CEO Chen Amit.
BILL's AP and AR plans cost US$49 to US$89 per user a month; Tipalti starts at US$99 a month for accounts payable with unlimited users, plus per-invoice and payment fees.
Tipalti pays suppliers and payees in 200+ countries and territories in 120 currencies; BILL makes cross-border payments to 130+ countries.
BILL includes accounts receivable; Tipalti adds mass payments.
BILL is used by 98 of the top 100 US accounting firms; Tipalti sells to finance teams at fast-growing companies.
Which to choose
Choose BILL if
- You want payables and receivables in one product, or your accounting firm runs your bills
Choose Tipalti if
- You pay suppliers or payees in many countries and currencies, or need mass payouts
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Common questions
How much do BILL and Tipalti cost?+
BILL's AP and AR plans cost US$49 (Essentials), US$65 (Team) and US$89 (Corporate) per user a month, with Enterprise on quote; its Spend & Expense product has no software fees. Tipalti's accounts payable starts at US$99 a month and Mass Payments at US$249, with unlimited users plus per-invoice and payment fees.
Which countries can BILL and Tipalti pay?+
Tipalti pays suppliers and payees in more than 200 countries and territories, in 120 currencies. BILL makes cross-border payments to more than 130 countries.
Is BILL or Tipalti a public company?+
BILL is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BILL. Tipalti has raised US$750m and is led by co-founder and CEO Chen Amit.
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