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Bill.com vs Expensify

Choose Bill.com if managing vendor payments and customer invoices is your main job; choose Expensify if employee expenses, receipts, reimbursements, and travel are the priority. Both currently offer bill pay, corporate cards, and accounting integrations, so the choice is about which workflow your team needs most.

Last updated October 27, 2026.

At a glance

Bill.com compared with Expensify, one row per dimension
DimensionBill.comExpensify
Primary workflowsAccounts payable, accounts receivable, spend and expenseExpenses, reimbursements, travel, cards, and bill pay
AP and AR pricingEssentials $49, Team $65, Corporate $89 per user/month; Enterprise customBill pay and invoicing offered; team plans start at $5 per member/month
Expense software pricingSpend & Expense $0 per user/monthCollect $5 per member/month; Control from $18 per member/month annually
Free individual planNot publishedFree Submit workspace for individuals
Vendor bill paymentsBill approvals; ACH, checks, virtual cards, and other methodsBill approvals; ACH, card, and third-party payment options
Employee expensesReceipt capture, expense tracking, and reimbursementsReceipt scanning, expense reports, and reimbursements
Corporate cardsPhysical and virtual BILL Divvy CardsPhysical and virtual Expensify Cards
TravelTravel management in Spend & ExpenseTravel booking and approval features
Accounting integrationsQuickBooks and Xero; automatic AP/AR sync from TeamQuickBooks and Xero on Collect; NetSuite and Sage Intacct on Control
PlatformsBrowser, iOS, and AndroidBrowser, desktop, iOS, and Android
Published limits and feesUnlimited AP document storage on Corporate; payment transaction fees applyUnlimited SmartScans; unlimited cards
SupportLive chat and phone support; premium phone support on EnterpriseAI and human support; 24/7 realtime human chat

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Which should you choose?

Bill.com logo

Choose Bill.com if

  • Teams centered on vendor bills and customer invoices
  • Businesses wanting AP and AR alongside spend management
  • Teams seeking spend and expense software without a per-user subscription fee
See Bill.com
Expensify logo

Choose Expensify if

  • Teams centered on employee expense reports and reimbursements
  • Employees who need receipt scanning and travel booking in one app
  • Individuals who need a free expense-submission plan
  • Teams wanting a $5-per-member monthly Collect plan
See Expensify

The verdict

Pick Bill.com when accounts payable and receivable drive the decision, particularly if you need its vendor-payment workflows alongside spend controls. Pick Expensify when employees need to capture expenses, submit reports, get reimbursed, and book travel in one app. Compare the specific plans as well as the products: Bill.com's Spend & Expense software has no per-user subscription fee, while its AP and AR plans are paid; Expensify's free Submit plan is for individuals, while team plans are paid.

Bill.com vs Expensify: common questions

Is Bill.com or Expensify a better fit for paying vendor bills?
Bill.com is the better fit when vendor bills are the central workflow: it offers dedicated accounts payable plans with bill entry, approvals, and multiple payment methods. Expensify also captures, approves, and pays vendor bills, but combines that workflow with employee expenses and travel.
Which is a better fit for employee expense reports?
Expensify is the better fit when employee receipts, expense reports, reimbursements, and travel are the priority. Bill.com also offers receipt capture, expense tracking, and reimbursements through Spend & Expense.
How do Bill.com and Expensify charge for teams?
Bill.com lists Spend & Expense at $0 per user per month and paid AP and AR plans starting at $49 per user per month; payment fees may apply. Expensify lists Collect at $5 per member per month and Control at $18 per member per month with an annual commitment, with lower eligible Control pricing tied to Expensify Card use.
Do Bill.com and Expensify have free plans?
Bill.com lists Spend & Expense software at $0 per user per month, but its AP and AR plans are paid. Expensify offers a free Submit workspace for individuals; its Collect and Control team plans are paid.
Do both products integrate with QuickBooks and Xero?
Yes. Bill.com publishes automatic two-way QuickBooks and Xero sync for its Team and higher AP and AR plans; Essentials uses manual CSV import and export. Expensify includes QuickBooks and Xero integrations in Collect, while its Control plan adds ERP integrations such as NetSuite and Sage Intacct.
Can either product reimburse employees and issue corporate cards?
Yes. Bill.com Spend & Expense and Expensify both publish employee reimbursement and corporate card features. Bill.com lists physical and virtual BILL Divvy Cards; Expensify lists physical and virtual Expensify Cards.
Can I use Bill.com and Expensify on my phone?
Yes. Both vendors publish iOS and Android apps. Bill.com offers mobile access to its AP and AR and Spend & Expense workflows; Expensify offers mobile expense, card, travel, and bill workflows.
Does Expensify replace Bill.com for accounts receivable?
Expensify publishes invoicing and bill-pay features, so both products can handle those tasks. Bill.com offers dedicated accounts payable and receivable plans; compare the invoicing, payment, and approval workflows your team needs before treating either as a replacement.