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HomeToolsBrex vs Stampli

Finance & Admin comparison

Brex vs Stampli

Pricing, pros, cons, and ideal use cases — side by side.

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BrexFreemium

Corporate cards and spend management with a free tier, where the AI does expense reports, receipt extraction, and compliance flagging.

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StampliEnterprise

Accounts payable built around the invoice, with AI that codes, matches, and routes it before a human ever opens it.

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At a glance

BrexStampli
PricingFreemiumEssentials $0 per user/month. Premium $12 per user/month. Enterprise is custom, as is the Smart Card procurement product. The AI expense assistant and auto-filled expense reports are on all tiers; advanced receipt data extraction and AI compliance audit detection start at Premium.EnterpriseNot published — demo and custom quote. Pricing generally scales with invoice volume and module selection (AP, procurement, payments, cards). Ask for the all-in cost including implementation and ERP connector, and whether card and payment modules carry separate rates.
CategoryFinance & AdminFinance & Admin
Ideal for
Startups and venture-backed companies issuing employee cardsFinance teams tired of chasing receipts and expense reportsCompanies consolidating cards, bill pay, and travel into one systemControllers who need policy violations flagged automatically
Finance teams processing hundreds of invoices a monthControllers replacing an email-and-spreadsheet approval chainConstruction, manufacturing, and healthcare AP with heavy PO matchingCompanies whose ERP is the constraint on AP automation

Pros & cons

Brex

Pros
  • Genuinely usable free tier with the core AI expense features included
  • Published per-user pricing — easy to model
  • AI compliance detection surfaces out-of-policy spend without manual review
  • Cards, bill pay, banking, and travel in one platform
  • Strong fit for venture-backed underwriting profiles
Cons
  • Card underwriting is not a fit for every business model
  • Advanced receipt extraction and compliance AI require the paid tier
  • Consolidating your finance stack on one vendor concentrates switching risk
  • Enterprise and Smart Card pricing is quote-only
  • Feature overlap with Ramp is high — the decision usually turns on rewards and underwriting, not capability

Stampli

Pros
  • All approval discussion lives on the invoice itself — clean audit trail
  • AI codes and matches against 2,700+ ERP-aligned fields
  • Learns your organisation's coding patterns rather than using generic rules
  • Covers procure-to-pay end to end, not just invoice capture
  • Deep ERP integration breadth
Cons
  • No published pricing and a real sales cycle
  • Overbuilt below a few hundred invoices a month
  • ERP integration quality varies — validate yours specifically in the demo
  • Vendor-stated "89% of the work" is a marketing figure, not an audited benchmark
  • Adding procurement and payments modules pushes the cost up quickly

Which should you choose?

Brex is the lighter-weight option (Freemium), while Stampli sits higher on the pricing ladder (Enterprise). Brex is built around startups and venture-backed companies issuing employee cards; Stampli leans more toward finance teams processing hundreds of invoices a month. Shortlist the one whose strengths line up with your biggest constraint.

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