TL;DR - Bill Com
- Bill.com is a financial operations platform for accounts payable and receivable
- It automates invoice processing, payments, and approvals for businesses
- Plans from $45/user/month
Pricing: Paid only
Best for: Enterprises & professionals
Pricing Plans
free trialEssentials
$45/user/month
Manual sync
- Bill entry
- Approval workflows
- ACH/card payments
- 6 user roles
Most Popular
Team
$55/user/month
Auto sync
- All Essentials
- QuickBooks/Xero sync
- Custom roles
- Granular controls
Corporate
$89/user/month
Most popular
- All Team
- Purchase orders
- 2-way matching
- Custom policies
Enterprise
Custom
Contact sales
- All Corporate
- NetSuite/Dynamics
- SSO
- Multi-entity
About Bill Com
Bill.com automates accounts payable and receivable for businesses. Invoices come in, get approved through workflows, and payments go out—without manual data entry or check writing.
Vendor management centralizes supplier information. Approval workflows route to the right people. The audit trail shows who approved what.
Finance teams drowning in manual payment processes use Bill.com to move money efficiently with proper controls and visibility.
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Bill Com FAQ
Bill.com Essentials costs $45/user/month, Team $55/user/month, Corporate $79/user/month. Enterprise has custom pricing.
Bill.com is accounts payable and receivable automation. It streamlines bill payment, invoicing, and approval workflows.
Bill.com pays vendors via ACH, check, virtual card, or international wire. Upload invoices and schedule payments.
Yes, create custom approval workflows for bill payment. Route to managers based on amount, vendor, or department.
Yes, Bill.com syncs with QuickBooks, Xero, and other accounting software. Keep financials in sync automatically.
Divvy (acquired by Bill.com) is a free expense management platform with corporate cards and budgeting tools.
Bill.com focuses on AP/AR automation. Ramp is corporate cards with expense management. Bill.com for bill pay; Ramp for spend management.